From London: A nurse's conviction for murdering newborns has led to a critical examination of a hospital's actions. The hospital's management and staff are blamed for failing to protect babies. Errors by medical staff and management are cited as contributing factors.

A report highlights the hospital's shortcomings, including a lack of timely action when babies' health began to decline. The nurse, who is serving a life sentence, has maintained innocence.

Further details about the hospital's failures and the nurse's case are available from the source, including the judge's findings on safeguarding procedures.