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How many murdering nurses have we had in hospitals? Two in the last 30 years or so (Beverley Allit being the other)? Better managers/administrators with less cya would seem to be the obvious lesson learned from this case.

I was implementing a new IT system at a customer back in the 90's (a large aerospace company). This was part of a project in the Company titled "Fit for the Future", better known by the employees as "Fit for f***-all".

One family has publicly said that they wanted to see her in the courtroom being sentenced and they have been deprived of that.

Thanks for sharing your horrific experience. It's a real personal triumph that you managed to get through it.

Thanks for clarifying. All good.

The poor babies' families feel cheated that she wasn't there to hear her sentence and for them to see justice served in person.

People's actions are the result of the systemic failure. You can't absolve them of blame. The Met Police is systemically racist but you still root out and punish the racists.

So, would you prefer he didn't do it?

I would say that victims 'families have the right to see the perpetrator receive his/her sentence in court. Anecdotally that seems to be the opinion of the majority of the public. Do you disagree?

Would you prefer he didn't do it?

Thus wasn't "missed". The doctors identified the problem but were shut down by the arse-cevering managers. You are scraping the barrel hard to blame this on Tory cuts in the NHS. The hospital has had one baby death in seven years since she was removed.

Currently not legally obliged to be there but Sunak says he will get the Law changed

I started reading some details on the BBC website this morning reporting what she did to the babies. I stopped reading after 3. She is up there with Hindley without question in my mind. I don't want to get into discussing degrees of evil and a league table of murderers but the babies died in a...