IN the wake of Beverley Allitt and Harold Shipman's murder sprees, a string of recommendations followed to try to prevent further serial killers operating in the NHS.
But after Lucy Letby was allowed to kill seven babies, the probe into her crimes will examine if bosses learned anything from those horrific episodes.
The Thirlwall Inquiry, which opens tomorrow, is to urge the parents of her tiny victims to share their ordeals and let them quiz hospital bosses.
Barrister Sir Robert Francis KC has been asked to examine how the NHS responded to Allitt and Shipman's orgies of death.
Solicitor Tamlin Bolton, representing families of six Letby INQUIRY Lady victims, said: "He has been asked to look back at things like Shipman, Beverley Allitt, the Mid-Staffs inquiry and consider the recommendations that followed.
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SAINTS ARE SWAN SONG!
IVAN JURIC says a welcome win in the FA Cup has given his Southampton side an injection of confidence.
Kinsky given taste of real Spurs at last
EVEN though it took in the non-league delights of a plastic pitch in the east Midlands, Antonin Kinsky enjoyed his Spurs honeymoon.
Potter: I can work my magic
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WE'RE EAR TO STAY
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FODEN: WE'RE NOT STUPID... RACE IS OVER
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REDS WERE THERE FOR TAKING
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Crisis? What crisis? blasts angry VVD
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Rash told: Abroad is only way you leave
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ANDY'S GOT TALE OF THE TAPE COVERED
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Cops collar fake tourist coke dealer
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