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While one of her attempted murder victims, Child K, died days after Letby deliberately dislodged her breathing tube, prosecutors said she had not ultimately caused her death.

Smith's unfortunate dismissal soon followed, the ball bumping into his leg stump with just enough force to dislodge the bail.

In an era of already hurricane-force political cynicism, these fresh blasts will perhaps dislodge a few more roof tiles of belief that any administration can be trusted.

Speaking in the Commons, Allister said his bill was about "fixing the foundations" which had been "disturbed and dislodged" by the trade arrangements.

Richard Baker KC told the inquiry that babies' breathing tubes were dislodged at an "unusual" rate while she was on shift.