reappear when he has said those names. to preserve the anonymity of the babies and theirfamilies, that is something you will not see on your screen. just to explain what that will look like. then he will move into the third part of the sentencing remarks. this is where he will pass sentence against lucy letby. there are a few different things that he will have in mind. there are sentencing guidelines that apply tojudges and there are sentencing guidelines that apply to judges and magistrates across the country and he will tell us what sentencing path. let s hear it now the opening part of those sentencing remarks from the judge, mrjustice goss. we sentencing remarks from the “udge, mrjustice gossfi sentencing remarks from the “udge, mrjustice goss. we can see him but haven t got mrjustice goss. we can see him but haven t got just mrjustice goss. we can see him but haven t got just that. mrjustice goss. we can see him but haven t gotjust that. text. -
in the dock in court number seven to hear the sentencing remarks that will be passed in the same way she was not in the dock to hear the victim impact statements this morning and she was not in the dock at the conclusion of her trial to hear there was verdicts that were passed down at the end of last week. you will be able to see and watch though sentencing remarks here on bbc news. this is something quite new because for many years there were not cameras in the courtroom is but it is something that has been tried now in a small weight where certain court cases and trials, we do get to see the inner workings of the courtroom and in this case with this trial it was decided the judges statements, his remarks, sentencing remarks and his statements would be broadcast. you will see on your screen the judge, mrjustice goss, and his sentencing remarks will be delivered