Judge says inquiry, due to begin in September, is ‘of profound importance’ and public should be allowed to watch
inquiry will examine matters of “profound importance” and should be broadcast live to the public, a senior judge has ruled.
The inquiry, which will begin on 10 September and will be held at Liverpool town hall, will examine events at the Countess of Chester hospital’s neonatal unit, where Letby was a nurse, between 2015 and 2016. In a ruling published on the inquiry website on Wednesday, the judge said a livestream should made available to the public. “The norm, or more accurately, the fundamental principle, is open justice,” she said.
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