Good evening. Lucy Letby has been found guilty of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others while working as a nurse at the Countess of Chester Hospital.

The verdicts confirm the 33-year-old from Hereford as Britain’s most prolific serial baby killer. Letby was convicted of murdering five baby boys and two baby girls during a year-long killing spree between June 2015 and June 2016. During the same period, she also attacked and tried to kill four boys and two girls using a variety of different methods. Follow here for live updates. ‘Lucy Letby perverted her learning and weaponised her craft’ read the CPS statement in full.

To some, she was a quiet, geeky student. To her friends, the one who loved to salsa. To her family, she seemed the devoted daughter - and to many of her patients, she appeared to be a dedicated, caring nurse. There were many sides to Lucy Letby, but few who met her would have put her down as a conniving and manipulative murderer, let alone one of Britain’s worst serial killers. Watch the moment serial child killer Lucy Letby is arrested.

The parents of twin boys who Lucy Letby tried to murder have revealed how the nurse became “angry and frustrated” when their sons survived. Letby attacked Babies L and M during a day shift on April 9, 2016, poisoning one with insulin and injecting the other with air. But both boys pulled through, leaving their would-be killer extremely angry, according to the parents. Professor David Wilson explains why medics really kill. Watch the moment Lucy Letby revealed she was ‘concerned’ over baby deaths in police interview.