A nursing boss has told a public inquiry she never had any evidence of wrongdoing by "creme de la creme" nurse Lucy Letby. The Thirlwall inquiry is examining how Letby was able to murder and attack babies at the Countess of Chester Hospital in 2015 and 2016.

A nursing boss has told a public inquiry she never had any evidence of wrongdoing by “creme de la creme” nurse Lucy Letby.The Thirlwall Inquiry into the events surrounding the crimes of Letby has heard that senior consultant Dr John Gibbs was “dithering” about reporting concerns because he was “influenced” by her line manager,

Lucy Letby was identified among the 'crème de la crème' of students by a nursing boss, who has told a public inquiry that she never saw any evidence of wrongdoing by Letby.