ava mcfarlane died from sepsis hours after being sent home from hospital.down's syndrome, should be given calpol for a virus, but ava's condition was much more serious. an inquest into her death found a number of opportunities to diagnose sepsis had been missed and that national guidelines hadn't been followed. i'm never going to see her get married, am i? and i'm never going to see her going to college, things like... it's those things i think people don't realise, it's notjust what you've lost now, it's what you have lost in the rest of your life. sepsis is a leading cause of death in the uk, but there were serious concerns about the treatment that ava received here at the queen's medical centre in nottingham.  to explain what changes have been made in the wake of her death

when ava was young, her doctors encouragevillarreal to take ava to the playgrounds near their home inalo alto,their california, for physical activity. >> they would say to me, "take her to swing. get the movement going in her inner ear.es it crealancend awareness of space." and it was at that moment that i realized in the 35 playgrounds that were in my own community,no a single one was right for ava because she couldnhe hold on to twings. so i approached the city of palo alto, and to their credit theysa to me, "why don't you design the kind of pyground you think we would benefit from in our community?" >> reporter: and so villarreal did. the well-connected marketingex rt, who was also vice president of the non-profital friends ofalto parks,frie tapped into her silicon valley network, eventually raising more than $4 million. opter seven years, the magical bridge playgrouned in 2015. organizers claim it's the most accessible and inclusive playssibnd in the country. >> most traditional aygrounds don't allow everyone to play together. >> reporr: peter jensen is a landscape architect who d

it's two years since ava died. her family are still devastated.i think if i'd left with a leaflet, i probably wouldn't even have made it back to the car, i would have read the leaflet as we were walking out and just gone back in and gone, "no, i'm not happy." whereas at the time, i thought, "you're telling me, you've trained for x amount of years and you're a doctor, you must be right, i'm just a mum." the hospital said patients are now given information to help identify sepsis and staff have been trained. but ava's family want to know why guidelines already in existence to help doctors spot the condition were not followed. sean lloyd, bbc news nottingham. the one o'clock news is coming up shortly with all of the latest on the queen's speech. the queen has outlined a programme for the next parliament and she outlined 26 bills, including seven relating to crime and justice and one third of the bills relating to brexit. we will have full coverage of that, live with sophie raworth from westminster, in just live with sophie raworth from westminster, i

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it is two years since ava died and her family future.! had left with been made available to them. —— anger, too. if i had left with a leaflet i wouldn't have made it back to the car. i would have read the leaflet a nd to the car. i would have read the leaflet and turned around and gone backin leaflet and turned around and gone back in and said, no, i'm not happy. at the time, i thought, you are telling me this, you've trained for xamount of telling me this, you've trained for x amount of years, you are a doctor, you must be right, i'm just a mom. the hospital said patients are now given information to help identify sepsis, and staff have been trained. but ava's family want to know why guidelines already in existence to help doctors spot the condition were not followed. if you're worried that someone may have sepsis, the nhs advice is to go straight to a&e, or call 999. symptoms to look out for in children include: a rash that doesn't fade when you press it, cold skin, fits or convulsions, breathing quickly or skin that looks mottled, blu

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i love this tweet to have ava du vernay give you some credit and careless beautiful thing i haven't even i says this man made a beautiful talk about his mother the legendary maui filmmaker but out and lisa she believes in decriminalizing movie screens here i'm just going to scroll down to you looking very dapper here you tell a story about your mom that is more than just a personal family story it's a story about a determined indigenous filmmaker who was the 1st of her kind shaking up the film industry why did you feel that this was such an important story to tell you know a lot of the issues and the barriers that she was coming up against 30 years ago when she was 1st starting her career and i think resonate a lot today a lot of my mom's early work was about money land protests money rights protests and you just need to look at what's going on in places like hawaii with the protests that mona care at the time was making the film that the quota pipeline protests were going on and so there was this wave of activism amongst indigenous people and that was something that my mom was already w

i love this tweet to have ava du vernay give me some credit and can just beautiful thing i haven't even i says this man made a beautiful talk about his mother the legendary maui filmmaker but out and lisa she believes in decriminalizing movie screens. i'm just going to scroll down to you looking very dapper here you tell a story about a mom that is more than just a past the family story it's a story about a determined indigenous filmmaker who was the 1st of her kind shaking up the film industry why did you feel that this was such an important story to tell you know a lot of the issues and the barriers that she was coming up against 30 years ago when she was 1st starting her career and i think resonate a lot today a lot of my mom's early work was about money land protests money rights protests and you just need to look at what's going on in places like hawaii with 'd the protests that mona care at the time i was making the film that the kind of pipeline protests were going on and so there was this wave of activism amongst indigenous people and that was something that my mom was already w

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they include director ava duvernay, yay.r star megan rapinoe. the magazine is honoring game changers, rule-breakers, and trail blazers. a ceremony will take place in new york city. on november 11th. after the broadcast today, i'm going to be do be a facebook live with "glamour" magazine editor-in-chief samantha berry. she's the one who curated this list and is organizing the big gala awards on november 11th. really looking forward to that. >> a very impressive list. >> i think so, too. i wonder every year, guys, how they come up with it. every year they do. >> they get it down to a number of women -- they can't sort it out. like the pile of greatness is too big. >> there's always somebody. they said these warriors are on the front lines of change. >> yeah. very nice. >> very nice. >>> this morning in "issues that matter" we are focusing on the opioid crisis, its impact on americans across the country, and how to deal with this epidemic. according to the cdc, almost 400,000 americans died from prescription and illicit opioid

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