BABY killer Lucy Letby has run up a £91,263 legal aid bill this year. And £36,459 has gone to a barrister working on the nurse’s appeal against her latest conviction. Her total bill now stands ...

The doctor at the centre of the new Lucy Letby claims ... and in October for the attempted murder of a baby girl which she was convicted of by a different jury at a retrial.

The doctor at the heart of new claims from Lucy Letby's lawyers has said they are "unsubstantiated, unfounded, inaccurate". The nurse's new lawyer Mark McDonald said on Monday in a press ...

A doctor has said claims he has changed his mind over the cause of death for three of Lucy Letby’s victims are “unsubstantiated” and “inaccurate”. Retired consultant paediatrician Dr ...

Baby I and Baby P in a signed response to a Channel 5 documentary, Letby's attorney Mark McDonald said. "Don't get me wrong, I'm sure Dr Evans is still going to say that Lucy Letby is guilty and ...

Baby I and Baby P. “Dr Evans had said to the jury that Lucy Letby had injected air down a nasal gastric tube and this had led to the death of the three babies. “Dr Evans has also said that he ...

Evans gave his new opinions on the death of infants identified in court as Baby C, Baby I and Baby P in a signed response to a Channel 5 documentary, McDonald said. “Don’t get me wrong, I’m sure Dr.

He said he believed Lucy Letby, like all nurses, wanted to help other people. He said: 'The defence’s main ground of appeal in the Court of Appeal was the reliability of Dr [Dewi] Evans. The appeal ...

A ‘suspicious’ blood sample was used as evidence to convict Lucy Letby of Baby F’s attempted murder, an expert has said. Richard Taylor, a consultant neonatologist from Victoria, British ...

lacerating the liver and sending the baby into shock, he claimed. He said he believed Lucy Letby, like all nurses, wanted to help other people. Letby lawyer 'believes questions need to be put to ...