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Consultant Dr John Gibbs arrives at Letby inquiry

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Consultant Dr John Gibbs arrives at Letby inquiry

Consultant Dr John Gibbs arrives at Letby inquiry

Retired paediatrician Dr John Gibbs arrives to give evidence to the Lucy Letby public inquiry in Liverpool.

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