Jonathan Coffey is one of BBC Panorama's most experienced senior
journalists. He has produced and directed more than twenty-five
documentaries on some of the toughest stories and subjects, including
Putin's secret wealth, Trump's sex scandals, and organised crime.
In 2016, he was one of the winners of the Investigation of the Year
category at the British Journalism Awards for his work on the series
of revelations known as the Panama Papers. He has written for the
Spectator, Standpoint, and the Wagner Journal. He has also presented
several documentaries for BBC Radio 3 and BBC Radio 4.
Jonathan led the BBC's investigative effort on the Letby case
for Panorama, and produced and directed the documentaries Lucy
Letby: The Nurse Who Killed and Lucy Letby: Unanswered Questions.


Judith Moritz is a special correspondent for BBC News. She was
one of the only reporters to be given access to the courtroom for
the duration of Lucy Letby's trials and spent nearly a year observing
her closely. She led all the BBC's national and international coverage
of the case and presented the Panorama documentaries Lucy
Letby: The Nurse Who Killed and Lucy Letby: Unanswered Questions.
Judith comes to the story with many years' experience of reporting
complex court cases including proceedings relating to Harold
Shipman, Ian Brady, the Morecambe Bay disaster and the Rochdale
grooming scandal. She has specialised in the legal aftermath of
Hillsborough and led the BBC's coverage of the Manchester Arena
Inquiry.