From The Times and The Sunday Times, this is the story.
I'm Daniel Gordon.
If the witness could be sworn, please.
Last October,
a smartly turned-out blonde woman in horn-rimmed glasses was sworn in to give evidence at a public inquiry.
I am Melanie Lee, he's swear by Almighty God that the evidence I shall give shall be the truth,
the whole truth and nothing but the truth.
Today Mark's a deeply personal and historic moment for me.
The culmination of a campaign she'd led for more than a decade.
After 13 years of campaigning for truth and accountability following the death of my son,
I appear here today before the Lampard Inquiry.
Melanie's son, Matthew, died while sectioned on an acute mental health ward in Essex,
and she's been fighting for answers ever since.
The result has been the Lampard Inquiry, which begins hearing another section of evidence this week.
It's investigating the deaths of over 2,000 people who received mental health care across the county in the space of more than 20 years.
which may have been preventable.
More than 70 friends and loved ones of those patients have already told the inquiry how their lives have been changed forever.
It was our family's greatness fortune that our beloved Richard should fall victim to the trust's dangerous practices.
And I'm still no closer to understanding how over a period of 10 years you faded before our eyes following what was supposed to be a two-week assessment.
Pippa's death was a tragedy and it is still felt by family and friends today.