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Vilifying those with concerns over Letby’s trial helps no one

Letter: If there has been a miscarriage of justice, the families of the babies who died are ill served by this pressure to close down any questioning of the verdicts, writes Rachel Rees
Lucy Letby: ex-hospital bosses ‘truly sorry’ for delay in reporting concerns

Thirlwall inquiry hears apology from four former senior managers for failing to contact police sooner
Noble visions have been proposed for the NHS before. Will this time be different?

The Secret Consultant

Reform alone won’t fix the health service – more cash is needed. But at least this government recognises the scale of the task
Citizens’ jury in England backs assisted dying for terminally ill

Twenty out of 28 say law should be changed, with parliament expected to debate issue in coming months

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