Why it matters in the Letby case
Times coverage has moved over 2024–2026 in a way the site's media-analysis pages track.
September 2026: Thirlwall Inquiry final report published (15 September) — a complete failure to protect babies, 17 recommendations, and no finding on the guilt of Lucy Letby or her convictions · CCRC review continues · inquests relisted to 2027 · Shoo Lee Panel: no medical evidence of deliberate harm.
Media explainer
Times coverage includes daily Thirlwall Inquiry reporting (Mark McLaughlin) and editorial commentary on conviction safety.
Times coverage has moved over 2024–2026 in a way the site's media-analysis pages track.
The Times has reported the Thirlwall Inquiry in detail day by day, through Mark McLaughlin, covering consultant evidence and executive testimony as given.
It has also carried editorial and correspondence engaging with conviction safety, including an April 2025 collective letter from senior criminal silks and legal academics urging the CCRC to prioritise its review.
The Times is paywalled and this site holds no verified public deep link to the April 2025 letter, so it is catalogued against the publisher rather than an article URL. Readers wanting the text will need a subscription.
Mark McLaughlin, who has provided ongoing daily reporting from the Thirlwall Inquiry including consultant evidence and executive testimony.
A collective letter signed by senior criminal silks and legal academics on expert-evidence standards, urging the CCRC to prioritise its review.
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