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The prison where Lucy Letby is thought to be serving her life sentence has been home to a number of deadly women. It has not been confirmed where Letby has been sent for her life-long sentence.

After being arrested at her home over five years ago, Lucy Letby has finally been put behind bars for the rest of her life. The nurse was found guilty of seven counts of murder and six counts of attempted murder last week, for the series of horrific crimes she committed at the Countess of Chester Hospital between June 2015 and June 2016.

Child killer Lucy Letby will die behind bars after she received a whole life order today.

A woman who murdered her one-year-old little girl will feature in a new prison documentary, HMP Styal: Women Behind Bars.

Tracey ­Connelly was driven out of a pound shop after being confronted by angry locals.Baby P’s killer mum is now “too scared” to leave her bail hostel after being forced to flee the store, a source said.Connelly, 40, has been wearing a facemask to ­disguise herself since she was ­released from jail last month.READ MORE: Binmen fear bins blowing up in their faces because of boom in 'hippy crack'But her distinctive looks make her easily recognisable.And she is now limiting her shopping trips after being shouted down in the aisles of the discount shop.The source said: “Every time she goes out, she’s recognised because she’s notorious for what she did, and locals are aware she is in the town.“Now she’s spending most of her time in the hostel ­because last month she was in one of the town’s pound shops and two women started having a go at her, telling her she was a disgrace and that she should still be in jail.“She got out of the place quickly but is now scared that someone could well attack her physically next time.”Vigilantes have made death threats against her, while ­callers have phoned her ­hostel to abuse her. Police are believed to be aware of the threats and Connelly could be moved to another town.She was jailed in 2009 for causing or allowing the death of her 17-month-old son Peter in Tottenham, north London, in August 2007.He had suffered 50 injuries at the hands of Connelly, stepdad Steven Barker and Barker’s brother Jason Owen.Connelly’s successful ­parole bid was her fourth since being recalled to jail in 2015.

The mother of Baby P, the child who died after suffering months of abuse, has been freed from jail. Tracey Connelly, 40, was jailed at the Old Bailey in 2009 for causing or allowing the death of her 17-month-old son Peter at their home in Tottenham, north London, on August 3 2007.

READ MORE Girl found 'raped and killed' in home as mum charged with murder and human trafficking The 17-month-old endured months of horrific abuse at the hands of his mum, stepdad Steven Barker and his brother Jason Owen. He had suffered 50 injuries at the time.Connelly is expected to start her new life by attempting rehabilitation under some of the strictest licence conditions on record.She will be monitored by probation officials and has been warned that any breach of her release terms could put her back behind bars.Her release has also tonight been confirmed by the Ministry of Justice.Sources told The Sun that she could have a makeover to help her slither back into society without being spotted.The Daily Star previously reported that Connelly was advised to "lose weight" after she was refused a new identity.She feared that vigilantes might target her after it was announced that she'd be released without police protection.“Tracey was fuming when she heard the news," a prison source recently said.“The prison officers managing her release have told her the best thing she could do to avoid attention would be to change her appearance by drastically losing weight and dying her hair.

A decision on whether Tracey Connelly - the mother of Baby P - will be allowed free from prison could be made with days.

prison could be blocked.Justice Secretary Dominic Raab wants the Parole Board to reverse its decision to clear Baby P’s mum for freedom.If it does, it will be two years ­before Connelly, 40, is granted ­another hearing.Sources at HMP Low Newton in County Durham where she is being held said: “She hit the roof.“Tracey was visibly upset and sobbed in her cell. She feels she is being harshly punished now.

prison, Justice Secretary Dominic Raab is demanding.He is set to appeal to Parole Board chiefs who green-lighted Connelly for release last month.A source said: “Mr Raab feels that the Parole Board has not fully weighed up the risk to the public posed by Connelly.“He feels there is a very real danger she will offend again once released given her many psychological problems.”Connelly, 40, was originally jailed alongside her partner Steven Barker and his brother Jason Owen over the death of her 17-month-old son Peter – known as Baby P.Connelly was released in 2013, but returned to prison in 2015 for breaching her parole by selling naked photos of herself online.Another source added: “She entered into relationships quickly, prioritising those relationships above anything, and was thinking about sex a lot.”A Parole Board spokesman said it was yet to receive appeal papers.The news comes after reports that 40-year-old Connelly won't be banned from dating sites upon her release - despite her obsession with sex.A Parole Board source told the Daily Star earlier this month: “She can’t be prevented from looking at and joining sites that are ­legal on the internet, ­including places like Tinder.”Connelly shocked the world with her horrific crimes against her 17-month-old son Peter, known as Baby P. To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here . He suffered more than 50 injuries at the hands of her partner Steven Barker and his paedophile brother Jason Owen.All three were jailed in 2009 for causing or ­allowing the death of Peter at his home in Tottenham, north London in 2007.Connelly was originally freed in 2013 but was locked up again after selling ­indecent ­pictures of

Baby P has slammed her twisted daughter and said her dying wish is to see her stay behind bars.Mary O’Connor saw her daughter Tracey Connelly, 40, sentenced to prison in 2009 for causing or allowing the death of infamous tot Peter who suffered 50 injuries.The 72-year-old, who learned she had terminal cancer just one day after a Parole Board ruled Tracey could be released, slammed her daughter as a “b****”.She told The Sun: “She needs to be in jail for life, she shouldn’t be out.“She won’t have changed. To let her out for what she did? You have to be joking.“I’d love to go up to him and say, ‘Don’t let her out’… Peter died because of her.”Baby Peter, who died following eight months of horrific abuse at the hands of his carers, sparked widespread grief across the UK after the tragedy.Despite 60 visits to the home from cops and social workers, Peter’s condition was devastatingly overlooked and the 17-month-old was found with a fractured spine and eight broken ribs in 2007.A judge labelled Tracey Connelly as “manipulative and calculating” during the trial for her involvement in her son’s death.She was originally let out of jail in 2013 but later recalled in 2015 for a breach of her life licence. Stay up to date with all the latest Daily Star news by signing up to one of our free newsletters here. Baby P’s stepdad Steven Barker, 45, was sentenced to 12 years behind bars and remains in jail today whilst his older brother Jason Owen got six years.Mary’s scathing attack comes after it was revealed that Tracey Connelly reportedly requested extra protection in jail following fears of a knife attack.She is reported to have complained her life is at risk in HMP Low Newton, Durham, and is terrified prisoners are determined to

Justice Secretary Dominic Raab was last night facing serious questions over why his department did not oppose a decision to free the mother of tragic Baby P.

Savannah Brockhill. Frankie Smith, 20, was jailed at Bradford Crown Court in December last year for her role in the death of her 16-month-old daughter, who was killed by Smith’s former partner Brockhill.The 20-year-old was initially jailed for just eight years, however this has now been increased to 12.

Prison officers have been told not to bellow at inmates – because it upsets them.The news came in a paper from HM Inspectorate of Prisons which stressed the need for a “positive living environment”.It even revealed the creation of a “reflection garden” at one unit, with a photo showing manicured grounds, flowers, benches, a pond and trees.But the hug-a-hoodie-style advice would get short shrift from ferocious warder Mr Mackay from 70s sitcom Porridge.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Baby P’s mum Tracey Connelly could be freed within weeks.The 40-year-old is up for a parole hearing and has promised to stay away from drugs and booze and undergo lie ­detector tests to prove she is not reoffending. We can reveal she will also undergo 24-hour GPS tracking.A source told us: “Connelly has said she’ll do anything asked of her to win freedom.

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