LONDON — A neonatal nurse charged with murdering seven babies and attempting to kill 10 others was accused in court of injecting newborns with air and feeding them insulin at a hospital in the United Kingdom.Summary of Tuesday's front pages (11/10/2022) #TomorrowsPapersToday #FrontPages #TuesdaysPapers #Headlines pic.twitter.com/LT2yykJTTZ — Tomorrows Papers Today (@TmorrowsPapers) October 10, 2022Johnson told the court Monday that a premature baby who was killed in June 2015, one day after he was born, is believed to be Letby’s first victim.Letby was on duty when the newborns were allegedly poisoned — and was present every time “things took a turn for the worse for these 17 children,” Johnson said.The prosecution said the rise in deaths or serious deterioration of babies at Countess of Chester Hospital coincided with Letby’s shift schedule: When she worked nights, those incidents increased, and when she was moved to day shifts, they also increased, Johnson said.Susan Gilby, chief executive of the Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, which runs the facility, told The Washington Post in an email Tuesday: “As the trial begins, we are fully supportive and respectful of the judicial processes and as such will not be making any further comments at this stage."