Former British nurse and convicted child serial killer Lucy Letby will attempt to appeal against her conviction for trying to murder a newborn baby next month, according to court records. Letby, 34, w

The disgraced English nurse is serving 15 life sentences for murdering seven infants and attempting to kill six more

Lucy Letby appeared to be ‘kind’ toward the parents of the boy she had murdered at Countess of Chester Hospital, public inquiry

One mum told the inquiry how she had spoken to a nurse, believed to be Letby, moments before her child died after the serial killer injected air into stomach via his feeding tube

The mum told how she had never heard a baby "scream like that" when she caught the killer nurse with her bleeding son in August 2015.

A mum who caught Lucy Letby in her tracks says the moment her baby boy was killed plays in her mind 'like watching a film'. Families affected by the serial killer nurse's actions are currently giving evidence at the Thirlwall inquiry.

Child D's tearful mum said she and her husband's world 'crumbled' when the newborn died in the middle of the night.

Lucy Letby told the mum of a premature boy that she though he was going to die - after she had injected him with air to murder him, it has been revealed.

Desperate medics at the Countess of Chester Hospital had tried for almost an hour to resuscitate the infant, who suddenly deteriorated after Letby injected air into his stomach in June 2015. As they endured a five-hour ordeal waiting for his suffering to end and saying their goodbyes,