Lucy Letby's messages and emails to Countess of Chester Hospital nurses and doctors have been exposed in the Thirlwall Inquiry - and some notable exchanges left staff 'very uncomfortable'

Britain's most prolific child killer was removed from the neonatal ward at Countess of Chester Hospital after colleagues raised concerns

The email was sent after an external review found no evidence of criminality and after Letby's grievance procedure over her removal was upheld.

Lucy Letby was removed from the neonatal ward at Countess of Chester Hospital after colleagues, who dubbed her 'angel of death', raised concerns before the police investigation

Lucy Letby, who was convicted of murdering seven babies and the attempted murder of three others, was "fully exonerated" of any wrongdoing before her murder trial and returned to her ward

Lucy Letby became “excited and gossipy” when she told a nurse about the death of a baby, the Thirlwall Inquiry has heard.

Giving evidence at the Thirlwall Inquiry, Melanie Taylor said she could not remember which baby's death Letby was referring to, but recalled how she spoke about it. She said: "It

Lucy Letby was removed from the neonatal ward at Countess of Chester Hospital after colleagues, who called her 'angel of death', voiced concerns prior to the police investigation.

Lucy Letby emailed her occupational health advisor saying ‘maybe I have done something wrong to the babies’, the Thirlwall Inquiry has heard.