A fresh claim about deadly infections in British hospitals could provide new support for Lucy Letby’s appeal, after her legal team claimed to have identified the same water‑borne bacteria in one of the babies she was convicted of killing as the infection linked to recent deaths in Glasgow, Scotland. Letby’s lawyers said traces of stenotrophomonas maltophilia—the bug currently at the center of a major fatal accident investigation in Scotland—were found in the endotracheal tube of Baby I in

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