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An appeals court judge criticized the management at Countess of Chester Hospital for failing to protect newborns after nurse Lucy Letby was convicted of murdering seven infants. The report highlighted systemic issues that could have led to earlier interventions, potentially saving lives. Letby's defense continues to seek to clear her name, presenting new evidence to challenge the trial's conclusions.
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An appeals court judge criticized the management at Countess of Chester Hospital for failing to protect newborns after nurse Lucy Letby was convicted of murdering seven infants. The report highlighted systemic issues that could have led to earlier interventions, potentially saving lives. Letby's defense continues to seek to clear her name, presenting new evidence to challenge the trial's conclusions.
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