Nigel Bunyan,

Nigel Bunyan is an award-winning investigative journalist and author. In this article, he delves into the shocking timeline of Lucy Letby's year-long killing spree on the neonatal unit of the Countess of Chester Hospital. Letby, who grew up with loving parents, began her nursing degree in 2008 and qualified as a Band 5 nurse in 2011. In January 2012, she started work at the neonatal unit and quickly rose through the ranks to become a mentor to new students. However, during this time, police are now investigating her activities as part of a new inquiry into her past actions. In March 2014, she moved out of staff accommodation and into a flat belonging to one of her colleagues. It was during this period that she spent most of her time caring for the sickest babies on the unit. She also went to Liverpool Women's Hospital for work experience, which is now being investigated as part of the new investigation. In May 2015, Baby G was born at Arrowe Park Hospital and Letby attended one of Ellie Goulding's concerts at the Liverpool Arena during her time there. In June 2015, Letby killed her first victim, Baby A, by injecting air into his bloodstream while he was being cared for by another nurse. She continued to kill or attempt to kill multiple babies over the next year and a half until she was finally caught in October 2016. During her trial, it was revealed that she had kept souvenirs from parents, including a card thanking her for looking after them when their babies were at Chester.