Baby cot cams considered after Lucy Letby case
The Thirlwall Inquiry into Lucy Letby's crimes recommends urgent reforms to neonatal care in England, including the introduction of live-streaming cameras on baby wards and enhanced safeguarding measures. The report criticizes management failures, delayed actions, and a culture of poor governance at the Countess of Chester Hospital, which allowed Letby’s actions to go unchecked for years. Official responses include plans to develop cot-cams and a commitment to improve safeguarding protocols across the NHS.
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