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- Chris Fitzpatrick, former head of Dublin's Coombe Hospital, said deaths at Countess of Chester Hospital could have been prevented in a well-functioning institution.
- He noted red flags regarding the care at the Countess of Chester.
- Lucy Letby, a former nurse, was convicted of killing seven babies and attempting to murder seven others in 2015–2016, receiving 15 life sentences.
- The Criminal Cases Review Commission is examining her convictions over miscarriages of justice.
