Killer nurse Lucy Letby's prison putting on opera performance The prison where convicted killer nurse Lucy Letby is serving her sentence is set to treat its inmates to a night of opera.
The performance is due to be a rendition of Made in Dagenham, a true story about women machinists working for Ford in 1968 who staged a significant strike for equal pay, leading to the TUC making equal pay a core policy for the future.
In 2018, the BBC detailed how serving inmates from Her Majesty's Young Offenders' Institute Polmont in Scotland performed in 'Motion' in the Futureproof festival, with attendees asked to check their items before entry through locked doors to watch the show.
In a press conference this month, Chairman Dr Shoo Lee said "in all cases, death or injury were due to natural causes or just bad medical care", reports the BBC.
Dr Shoo Lee, who is an expert in neonatal care, claimed there were other explanations for all of the murder and attempted murder convictions, with the 14-strong team of experts providing an "impartial evidence-based report".
