The Lucy Letby inquiry is set to look at whether the killer nurse was enabled to commit her vile crimes by NHS failure to implement changes after the murders by Beverley Allitt and Harold Shipman.
The Thirlwall Inquiry, which opens on Monday, will see Barrister Sir Robert Francis KC examine how the NHS changed in response to killings by healthcare workers.Solicitor Tamlin Bolton, representing the Letby victims' families, told The Mirror: "He has been asked to look back at things like Shipman, Beverley Allitt, the Mid-Staffs inquiry and consider the recommendations that followed.
"What I would say to campaigners - whether it’s Lucy Letby's legal team or campaigners, is that there is a judicial process to follow."We can debate it, you and I; listeners can debate it; we can read the newspapers; we are not the criminal case review board," he told LBC.Commenting on the case, Streeting, who was Shadow Health Secretary at the time, defended comments made by fellow MP David Davis, who this week questioned data used to support her conviction.
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