hospital trusts. there have been at least seven preventable deaths of babies at east kent nhs foundation trust since 2016r alone. a 2015 review found major failings, including consultants refusing to go into work when on call. the trust has apologised to parents where there has been poor care. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. if we didn't have evelyn, we'd be in a very dark, dark place. archie powell was born last february, a twin brother to evelyn. he fell ill within hours unfortunately, but the medics failed to realise that he was suffering from group b strep, a potentially serious infection. poor temperature control, low blood sugar, the grunting noise, irritability, not feeding, blotchy skin — these are all symptoms of group b strep and they were all aware of these symptoms, but no one put it together. archie wasn't properly treated for 13 hours and died after four days, leaving a family of girls without their only brother. i get really angry at thinking about that group of professionals that were in that room with us, and no one spotted what was going on, and they could hav

hospital trusts. at least seven babies have died at east kent nhs foundation trust since 2016, including three last yeardmitted all of the deaths were preventable. a 2015 review found major failings, including consultants refusing to go into work when on call. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. say daddy! if we didn't have evelyn, we'd be in a very dark, dark place. but it's always in the back of your mind, "what would he be like?" archie powell was born last february, a twin brother to evelyn. he fell ill within hours unfortunately, but the medics failed to realise that he was suffering from group b strep, a potentially serious infection. poor temperature control, low blood sugar, the grunting noise, irritability, not feeding, blotchy skin — these are all symptoms of group b strep and they were all aware of these symptoms, but no one put it together. archie wasn't properly treated for 13 hours and died after four days, leaving a family of girls without their only brother. i get really angry at thinking about that group of professionals that were in that room with us, and no one

hospital trusts. there have been at least seven preventable deaths of babies at east kent nhs foundation trust since 2016st year alone. a 2015 review found major failings, including consultants refusing to go into work when on call. the trust has apologised to parents where there has been poor care. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. say daddy! if we didn't have evelyn, we'd be in a very dark, dark place. but it's always in the back of your mind, "what would he be like?" archie powell was born last february, a twin brother to evelyn. he fell ill within hours unfortunately, but the medics failed to realise that he was suffering from group b strep, a potentially serious infection. poor temperature control, low blood sugar, the grunting noise, irritability, not feeding, blotchy skin — these are all symptoms of group b strep and they were all aware of these symptoms, but no one put it together. archie wasn't properly treated for 13 hours and died after four days, leaving a family of girls without their only brother. i get really angry at thinking about that group of professionals that

, mps raised the preventable deaths of at least seven babies in the last two years at east kent hospital's nhs trustg news headlines last week about the preventable baby deaths in east kent, including harry richford, aged just seven days old, whose death was described by the coroner as "wholly avoidable " , will the secretary of state join me and harry's family and calling for a full, transparent public inquiry? here, here! the health minister described the steps the care quality commission, the c00, have been taking. i'd like to reassure the honourable lady that the cqc have conducted further investigation of the whole trust last week, and will take enforcement action if necessary. i've asked them to provide a summary report in 14 days, that was on monday. also, the health service's examination board have examined 26 individual maternity cases and have reported on 15. they have also been asked on monday to complete their work within 14 days and send a summary to give us further information. 0pposition mps were angry about the situation in accident and emergency departments. i don't know if the mini

significant concerns have been raised about maternity care at the east kent hospitals nhs trust, aftergation revealed seven preventable baby deaths had occurred since 2016. michael buchanan reports. tom and sarah didn't get to hold their first tom and sarah didn't get to hold theirfirst child tom and sarah didn't get to hold their first child until the day he died. just a week old, harry was filed repeatedly by the medics responsible for ensuring his safe entry into the world. -- failed. it has tested us, it has detested family relationships, it has tested our ability to work, to live a normal life, and it shouldn't have happened in the first place. today a coroner agreed, finding and liked by east kent is contributed to the newborn's death. they were a series of failings in hurry‘s care, according to the coroner. a junior doctor described as being out of his depth, delayed delivering the baby, who was born pale and fluffy. he would have survived and have been healthy if a paediatrician had not failed for 28 minutes to properly resuscitate harry. it is a nice vindication in some respec

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significant concerns have been raised about maternity care at the east kent hospitals nhs trust — afterdn't get to hold harry until the day that he died. i'm so glad we got to spend those seven days with him and see him. and nancy was a real —— we didn't get to hold harry until the day that he died. i'm so glad we got to spend those seven days with him and see him. it means he was a real, living human being for those seven days, and that means everything to us. tom and sarah should have their toddler son buzzing around them on their see sidewalk, but a catalogue of maternity failures robbed the young couple of harry within days of his birth. if harry had brain damage similar to what he had when he died, and he was under my care during those seven days, i would be held accountable for that, but nobody has at the hospital. it all went wrong in this maternity unit, over a two hour if harry had brain damage similar to what he had when he died, and he was under my care during those seven days, i would be held accountable for that, but nobody has at the hospital. it all went wrong in this mat

significant concerns have been raised about maternity care at the east kent hospitals nhs trust aftern preventable baby deaths had occurred since 2016. michael buchanan reports. tom and sarah didn't get to hold their first child until the day he died. just a week old, harry was failed repeatedly by the medics responsible for ensuring his safe entry into the world. it has tested us, it has tested family relationships, it has tested our ability to work, to live a normal life and it shouldn't have happened in the first place. today a coroner agreed, finding neglect by east kent hospitalhospital contributed to the newborn‘s death. there were a series of failings in harry's care, says the coroner. a junior doctor described as being out of his depth delayed delivering the baby and was born pale and fluffy. but he would have survived and been healthy if a paediatrician then hadn't failed for 28 minutes to properly resuscitate harry. it is a nice vindication, in some respects, that we didn't do anything wrong. there is nothing more we could have done differently. because i thought it was very

services at one of england's largest hospital trusts — with mistakes continuing, even after criticisms of its performance. at least seven babies have died at east kent nhsome of the deaths were found to be preventable. a year earlier, a review found majorfailings, including consultants refusing to come in when on call. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. if we didn't have beverly, we would be in if we didn't have beverly, we would beina if we didn't have beverly, we would be in a very dark place. that's a lwa ys be in a very dark place. that's always in the back of your mind. what would he be like. archie powell was born last february, a twin brother to everly. he fell ill within hours, but the medics failed to realise that it was suffering through group b strep, potentially serious infection. temperature control, low blood sugar, irritability, blotchy skin. these were all symptoms, and they we re these were all symptoms, and they were all aware of these symptoms, but no one put it together. archie was improperly treated for 13 hours and died after four days, was improperly treated for 13 hours and died afterfour days, leaving was

an nhs trust being investigated for at least seven preventable baby deaths was paid a bonus of £1.5 million for claiming it provided good maternity care. east kent hospitalsandards to receive the money. this week it was subject to an unannounced inspection by the care quality commission. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. shelley russell lost her daughter following a maternity error. her baby was stillborn after a midwife failed to act on a suspicious heart rate reading. they came in, said to me, "yes, everything looks ok. " are you happy," she said to me, and i said to her, "if you're happy, i'm happy." east kent hospital's trust apologised yesterday after the bbc revealed there had been seven preventable baby deaths at the trust since 2016. it was discovered they received almost £1.5 million in 2018 from a service initiative aimed at promoting good maternity care. to get the money, east kent told nhs officials they were taking steps to reduce errors. a payment included £500,000 that came from trusts that didn't rate their own care as highly as east kent did. the trust said the money helped fund new equipment. maternity care in ea

that at least seven preventable baby deaths may have occurred at one of england's largest hospital trust. east kent nhsed after significant concerns were raised about maternity services there with mistakes continuing for yea rs there with mistakes continuing for years after criticism was first raised. the un's highest court has decided this morning to allow a case accusing myanmar of genocide against rohingya muslims to go ahead. more than 700,000 fled from the army to neighbouring bangladesh in 2017. if judges decide that those in myanmar still face the ongoing threat of genocide, emergency measures will be issued to try to protect them. the former speaker of the house of commonsjohn former speaker of the house of commons john bercow is former speaker of the house of commonsjohn bercow is facing a fresh allegation of bullying and he denies the claim from lord lysvane, who had been one of his most senior assistance. cabinet minister andrea leadsom says the new complaint should have an impact on whether he has made a peer. the key point about the complaints procedure is that nobody can get away with bul

have been at least seven preventable baby deaths, including that of harry, at the east kent nhs trust to which the hospital. here's our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan, and his report contains flashing images. we didn't get to hold harry until the day that he died. i'm so glad we got to spend those seven days with him and see him. it means he was a real, living human being for those seven days and that means everything to us. tom and sarah should have their toddler son buzzing around them on their seaside walk. but a catalogue of maternity failures robbed the young couple of harry within days of his birth. if harry had brain damage similar to what he had when he died and he was under my care during those seven days, i would be held accountable for that. but nobody has at the hospital. it all went wrong on this maternity unit over a two—hour period one november night. first, a locum doctor, described as out of his depth, delayed delivering the baby. the coroner said he should never have been in charge that evening. he never had his cv checked by a consultant, as was the process. it doesn't fee

hospital in margate. east kent hospitals trust has apologised. it comes after a bbc investigation found at least seven preventable baby deaths may have occurred at the east kent nhsand said the hospital should be held accountable. he never had his cv checked by the process , he never had his cv checked by the process, so he was employed by administrative centre. it‘s like me or sarah being employed to do surgery on someone. it‘s that level. it doesn‘t feel like a very safe control environment if that‘s the case. if harry was under my care under those seven days i would be held accountable for that. but nobody has at the hospital. our correspondent helena wilkinson is at the inquest in maidstone. it isa it is a very very sad story, and a story with lots of lessons. yes, a lot of lessons, and the coroner today has been very critical of the hospital trust. he opened the conclusions to what has been a three—week inquest saying that the pa rents three—week inquest saying that the parents and how his parents were obviously very excited, first—time pa rents, obviously very excited, first—time parents, and harry was a much loved baby. but there were a series of failings

here a nhs hospital trust has apologised for preventable baby deaths after a bbc investigation discovered least seven deaths at the east kentoundation trust since 2016. the trust apologised to the pa rents 2016. the trust apologised to the parents and said it has not always provided the right standard of care for every woman and baby. our social affa i rs for every woman and baby. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. archie powell was born last february, a twin brother to evelyn but the maternity staff failed to spot that he had group b strep, a potentially serious infection. it took too long to treat him and he died aged four days. before they were born, we got a double pram and everything, two of everything and stuff and then he come home and he is only one. archie was born at this hospital in margate. it's run by the east kent hospital trust and their investigation has uncovered at least some preventable deaths in recent years due to maternity problems. —— seven preventable deaths. there are questions over three deaths from last year including archie powell's. in 2017, we identified two more deaths,

an nhs hospital trust has apologised for preventable baby deaths after a bbc investigation discoverd at least seven deaths at the east kentoundation trust since 2016. the trust apologised to the parents and said it has "not always provided the right standard of care for every woman and baby". our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan reports. archie powell was born last february, a twin brother to evelyn but the maternity staff failed to spot that he had group b strep, a potentially serious infection. it took too long to treat him and he died aged four days. before they were born, we got a double pram and everything, two of everything and stuff and that he come home and there is only one. archie was born at this hospital in margate. it's run by the east kent hospital trust and their investigation has uncovered at least some preventable deaths in recent years due to maternity problems. there are questions over three deaths from last year including archie powell's. in 2017, they identified two more deaths, one of which is currently the subject of an inquest and we discovered the trust accept that two deaths in 2016

an nhs hospital trust has apologised for preventable baby deaths after a bbc investigation discoverd at least seven deaths at the east kenty woman and baby". our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports. archie powell was born last february, a twin brother to evelyn but the maternity staff failed to spot that he had group the strip, a potentially serious infection. it took too long to treat him and he died aged four days. before they we re died aged four days. before they were born, we got a double pram and everything, two of everything and stuff and that he come home and there is only one. archie was born at this hospital in margate. it's run by the east kent nhs foundation trust and their investigation has uncovered at least some preventable deaths in recent years due to maternity problems. there are questions over three debt from last year including archie powell's. in 2017, they identified two more deaths, one of which is currently the subject of an inquest and we discover the trust accept two deaths in 2016 were also preventable. becca james proudly displays her personal tribute to her daughter. hallie—r

hospital trusts. m ista kes england's largest hospital trusts. mistakes continued even after criticism of its performance. at least seven babies have died at east kent nhsefusing to come in when on call. archie powell was born last february, a twin brother to evelyn, but maternity staff failed to spot that he had group b strep, a potentially serious infection. they took too long to treat him and he died aged four days. before they were born, we got the double pram and everything, two of everything and stuff, and then you come home and it's only one. archie was born at this hospital in margate. it's run by the east kent hospital's trust and it's had maternity problems for years. in 2015, external examiners found consultants wouldn't do ward rounds or come in when on call. our investigation has uncovered failings since then, at least seven preventable deaths in recent years. there are questions over three deaths from last year, including archie powell's. in 2017, we've identified two more deaths, one of which is currently the subject of an inquest, and we've discovered the trust accept that two deaths in 2016 were also preventable. emmalene bushnell acted