amarjit believes she was treated differently because of her ethnicity.he midwife say, "well, you're not in active labour, but you're in pain. but you can stay as long as you want." and the only difference between me and her was the colour of my skin. but i was in so much pain i couldn't move. a review of amarjit�*s care by leeds found her pain wasn't managed according to guidelines, and identified care issues which may have made a difference to the outcome for mum and baby. we've spoken to almost 20 families who received maternity care at leeds between 2019 and 202a. they say inadequate care has led to avoidable harm. i was — what? — 2a years old, having to birth a dead child. and it comes down to the care that people are receiving is way, way below standard. i saw her beautiful little face | and i held her hand and ijust wanted to warm her up because that's what any mother wants to do. - we've all been made to feel like it's a one—off. you're the first person who i've met who has been into hospital multiple times previous, to then lose the child, who ha

amarjit believes she was treated differently because of her ethnicity. heard the midwife say, "well, you're not in active labour, but you're in pain. but you can stay as long as you want." and the only difference between me and her was the colour of my skin. a trust review of amarjit�*s care identified issues which may have made a difference to the outcome for mum and baby. we've spoken to almost 20 families who say they received inadequate maternity care at leeds between 2019 and 202a. data we obtained from the trust through a freedom of information inquiry shows 56 potentially preventable deaths of babies and two mothers between 2019 to mid—2024 at leeds. the trust told us it cares for the most poorly babies as a specialist centre. it said the vast majority of births are safe, and potentially avoidable deaths are very small. the cqc rates leeds' maternity services as "good", but a clinical staff member working there says they�* re unsafe. this former maternity support worker, who did shifts there in 2023, agrees. maternity services at leeds, i think, a