The Daily Telegraph covers Lucy Letby’s sentencing, with a quote from a victim’s mother pointing to the killer nurse’s diary entries, under the headline “You are evil. You did this.”
The Guardian details Lucy Letby’s whole-life sentence, citing her refusal to attend her sentencing as a “final act of wickedness.”
The Times highlights the sentencing of killer nurse Lucy Letby, noting Judge James Goss’s remarks on her actions showing a “malevolence bordering on sadism.”
The Daily Mail focuses on the emotive sentencing of Lucy Letby, quoting a victim’s family member who said, “There is no forgiving, not now, not ever.”
The Daily Mirror headlines Letby’s sentencing as “One final act of wickedness,” referring to the killer nurse.
The i highlights calls for a change in the law to force convicts to attend court for sentencing, spurred by Letby’s refusal to appear for her hearing.
With the headline “One final act of wickedness from a coward,” the Daily Express reports on the sentencing of killer nurse Lucy Letby.
A shift in British beverage preference is the main story in the Daily Star, with a new survey showing coffee overtaking tea as the favourite drink.
Quoting the families of Letby’s victims, who labelled her as “calculating, cunning, cruel, and cowardly,” the Metro covers the killer nurse’s sentencing hearing.
The Financial Times reports that Britain’s biggest firms’ bosses received a 16% pay rise on average last year, exacerbating the wage gap between executives and staff.
The Independent focuses on the sentencing of Lucy Letby, highlighting a family’s description of her absence from the hearing as her “final act of wickedness.”