It appears that the entire dramatic end section of Panorama comes down to 4 tubes were accidentally extubated when Lucy Letby was training there in 2015, during a time when tubes were known to be too small. That's it. The BBC should remove the entire section. It's trash.

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Viscount Toad KG 🌸🇮🇱 Wolf 🐺 I think it is actually the Lucy Letby case that is doing most to utterly destroy the credibility of the entire justice system and reveal the whole charade to be rotten to the core.

How the Dutch Letby walked free - because she was innocent. dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

The Trials of Lucy Letby My view is that she is totally innocent. The handwritten note was due to her mental state afrer being arrested. No acute mental illness was found She had no motive . She ought to be freed as there is no conclusive evidence. #reasonabledoubtlucyletby

The Trials of Lucy Letby Shame they didn’t take that level of care before broadcast. But the aim of including that data was of course to cast doubt on Letby’s character via such info as a means of helping to sustain her wrongful convictions. So the BBC programme did exactly what it set out to do.

BBC admits it broadcast inaccurate figures. From Lucy Letby's lawyer Mark McDonald: “I complained to the BBC before the programme because they got it wrong on so many levels and they don’t seem to care so I will escalate it to Ofcom.” telegraph.co.uk/gift/1837d0709…

Weekend catch up with the The BMJ A tiny “by the way” piece in this week’s edition reports on “peer review manipulation network” and “unethical actions” by 35 authors with the integrity of more than 4,000 articles being in question. And with that comes the surprising

Peter Hitchens Seems many people just want Letby to be guilty. I can only conclude that locking up a young woman until she dies is preferable to acknowledging serious failures in our glorious NHS. The BBC has almost become a reverse barometer, whatever it asserts, I assume the opposite is true.

Lucy Letby: Who To Believe? Not Panorama, clearly. Why the changes made by the BBC so far are not remotely sufficient. 🧵(1/7) telegraph.co.uk/gift/1837d0709…

Jonathan Coffey goes on to quote one of their beloved anonymous sources - "Either [LUCY] is spectacularly bad, or acting maliciously". You could perhaps argue either the PRODUCERS are spectacularly bad, or acting maliciously. (5/7)

It is not tenable to keep the entire GOTCHA section about the Liverpool tubes in the programme. It seems it has already been nixed from the BBC news website. Perhaps the better option is to pull Panorama entirely, and start an internal inquiry into how it all happened.

A double-page spread in today's Mail about the case of the Dutch nurse Lucia de Berk and the many parallels with the Lucy Letby case. Lucia was labelled an ‘angel of death' and spent seven years in prison before her conviction was overturned. pressreader.com/uk/scottish-da… #LucyLetby

BBC has admitted that it broadcast inaccurate figures about Lucy Letby in a Panorama film looking into the case “I complained to the BBC before the programme because they got it wrong on so many levels and they don’t seem to care so I will escalate it to Ofcom” ~ Mark McDonald,

"She was a paediatric nurse jailed for killing seven patients – before her conviction was sensationally quashed. So what does her story mean for Letby's appeal?" How the Daily Mail's article about Lucia de Berk – "the Dutch Lucy Letby" – appeared in print today:

Unfortunately embarrassingly dodgy statistics may warrant an apology from the BBC but it’s just a sort of evidence the CPS will use to charge Letby again. After all, it worked very well first time around. The criminal justice system doesn’t give a shit about statistics.

Richard Gill Peter Elston The BBC also fail to understand that #LucyLetby would have been supervised whilst working her shifts

It is extremely offensive that Gatens still speaks of ‘outlier conspiracy theorists’. A solid group of us experienced professionals believed that this whole travesty was flawed from the outset. Barrister fighting for Lucy Letby: She’s feeling new hope thetimes.com/article/ecb1f1…

"There's an innocent woman in prison that's been sentenced to the rest of her life to die in prison. And potentially I can get her out. It's not 'why am I doing it?' but 'why wouldn't I do it?'" The Times and The Sunday Times profiles Lucy Letby's barrister, Mark McDonald: thetimes.com/article/ecb1f1…