New claims emerge in Lucy Letby case suggesting medical errors may have contributed to infant deaths

New claims in the Lucy Letby case have emerged, suggesting potential errors in medical care contributed to the deaths of some infants. A speech in the House of Commons highlighted findings from expert reviews of the cases, indicating that previous conclusions may need reevaluation. Sir David Davis, a former Cabinet Minister, reported that two neonatologists are reviewing the cases. Their findings suggest that excessive ventilation and a medical error involving a needle may have played significant roles in the deterioration of Baby O's condition. These developments are part of an effort to secure a retrial for Letby, who is serving a life sentence for multiple murders and attempted murders. The case continues to draw attention as new evidence is examined.