Read about why senior Conservative MP, Sir David Davis, has called for a retrial of convicted baby serial killer Lucy Letby.

Sir David Davis said there was no ‘hard evidence’ implicating Letby and the case against her was ‘built on a poor understanding of probabilities’.

Sir David says the former nurse's conviction was "built on a poor understanding of probabilities" and lacked "hard evidence".

Lucy Letby should face a retrial, Sir David Davis has told Parliament, as he claimed the NHS was “most likely” responsible for baby deaths at her hospital.

Sir David Davis told MPs there was no 'hard evidence' of convicted baby killer Lucy Letby's guilt, and compared the case to infamous miscarriages of justice including the Birmingham Six

A Conservative MP who believes convicted child serial killer Lucy Letby should face a retrial will lead a House of Commons debate on her case on Wednesday. Former cabinet minister Sir David Davis has spent time probing the case of the former nurse and believes a retrial would “come to a different conclusion”.

A Sark resident is attending the House of Commons today in support of a UK MP speaking on the role of expert witnesses and the trial of Lucy Letby.

The former nurse was convicted of murdering seven babies and trying to kill seven more while working as a nurse at the Countess of Chester Hospital

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He told a Commons adjournment debate: "There was no hard evidence against Letby, nobody saw her do anything untoward." Sir David said much of the evidence was based on a "doctor's gut feeling... based on a coincidence she was on shift for a number of deaths,