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The findings of an investigation that started when a hospital nurse was charged with killing three of her patients is due to be published today. Anne Grigg-Booth was charged with murdering three women aged 67, 75 and 97 in Keighley, West Yorkshire. She was accused of injecting patients with high doses of painkilling drugs.

Ms Grigg-Booth from Nelson in Lancashire died aged 52 before she could go on trial at Bradford Crown Court. She died from an accidental overdose of anti-depressants and had worked at the hospital for 25 years. Ms Grigg-Booth had denied all the offences at the time.

Now the independent inquiry team has produced a report which will be considered by the board of NHS Yorkshire and the Humber, with more news likely to be released on this.