Six Minutes
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| Originally published | July 2019 |
| Authors | Petronella McGovern |
| Genres | Fiction |
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| ID | 1985013 |
About Six Minutes
'Impossible to put down and full of twists and turns you won't see coming! I loved this fabulous debut novel. ' Liane Moriarty, bestselling author of Nine Perfect Strangers How can a child disappear from under the care of four playgroup mums? . . .
We are building an Iron Age village by hand
... The late-night blaze took just Six Minutes to rip through the centre s best-known feature - a reconstructed Iron Age roundhouse that had stood on stilts in the loch for 25 years...
The text messages Lucy Letby sent as she murdered babies
... Six Minutes later, Baby C falls critically ill...
Capt Tom Moore's daughter's company was paid for charity event
... " Six Minutes later she added: " Apologies...
Mobile phone stolen every six minutes in London, says Met Police
...By Yasmin RufoBBC NewsCalls are being made for phone firms to help reduce thefts after police data revealed a mobile was stolen every Six Minutes in London last year...
Driver who killed pregnant woman in motorway crash jailed
... The court heard from drivers who had seen Iqbal on the motorway, including Johnathan Hoyle who saw him Six Minutes before the crash and thought he was " an accident waiting to happen"...
Colorado Club Q shooting: Attacker pleads guilty to murder and attempted murder
... " The shooting - which lasted Six Minutes - was ended after Richard Fierro, a 15-year US Army veteran, tackled the attacker...
Montevideo Maru: Australia finds wreck of Japanese WW2 disaster ship
... Speaking by phone from the search vessel, Capt Turner said that after being hit, the Montevideo Maru had assumed a steep angle within Six Minutes and disappeared below the waves in 11 minutes...
Lucy Letby trial: Nurse seen at cot of baby who collapsed, jury told
... The court later heard Six Minutes prior to Child C s alarm sounding, Ms Letby was texting an off-duty colleague to say she had wanted to be in nursery one because it would be cathartic for her and would help her to see a living baby in the space previously occupied by Child A, who died the previous week...
Lucy Letby trial: Nurse seen at cot of baby who collapsed, jury told
By Daniel O'DonoghueBBC News
Nurse Lucy Letby was seen standing at the cot of a Baby Boy who collapsed minutes after she had a " frustrating" text conversation with a colleague, her murder trial has heard.
The Baby , referred to as Child C, is alleged to have been The Second baby murdered by Ms Letby at Countess of Chester Hospital's neonatal unit.
She is charged with murdering seven babies and attempting to murder 10 others between 2015 and 2016.
The 33-year-old denies all the charges.
Manchester Crown Court has previously heard that on the Night Child C collapsed, in June 2015, Ms Letby was the designated nurse for another baby in nursery three.
Jurors have heard that Sophie Ellis, The Nurse caring for Child C, went briefly to The Nurses ' station and whilst there she heard Child C's monitor sound an alarm.
When she re-entered nursery one, Ms Letby was already standing next to the cot and told her: " He's just dropped his heart rate and saturations. "
The Court heard police interview summaries in relation to The Child 's collapse.
Ms Letby was asked by officers why she was in nursery one, despite having Another Child to care for in nursery three.
She told detectives: " I don't remember specifically when or why I entered The Room . "
'Frustrated and upset'Emotionally Ms Letby said she could have entered nursery one to carry out " checks" on equipment or said she may have heard Child C's alarm sounding.
She agreed with detectives she was " frustrated" at not being asked to work in nursery one that evening.
The Court later heard Six Minutes prior to Child C's alarm sounding, Ms Letby was texting an off-duty colleague to say she had wanted to be in nursery one because it would be cathartic for her and would help her to see a living baby in the space previously occupied by Child A, who died the previous week.
Ms Letby agreed with the interviewing officer that she was " frustrated" and " upset" by the text conversation, as she was not receiving the emotionally supportive messages she expected.
Ms Letby was asked, in her police interview: " Did you cause [Child C] to collapse Six Minutes after that conversation? "
She responded " no" and denied causing the infant any harm, The Court heard.
Summaries of interviews in relation to Ms Letby's first alleged victims, twins Child A and B, were also read to The Court .
She told officers she could not explain Child A's death or Child B's near fatal collapse.
When it was put to her that medical experts had concluded the likely cause was an injection of air into their bloodstreams, She Said she " didn't do anything deliberately to harm" both Child A and B.
The Trial continues.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com