kaylan's heart rate was dipping and theyjust left it.ajor brain injuries. he died a week later. i didn't get to feel his warmth while he was alive, nothing. an inquest identified serious failings in care and found kaylan's death should have been avoided. i lost my child. i went through all that pain and suffering. he's gone through all that pain and suffering and it should have never happened. kaylan was born in 2018 at one of two maternity units run by nottingham university hospitals. we found there may have been at least seven preventable baby deaths at the trust between 2015 and 2020. and more than £60 million in damages has been paid over injuries, including 20 mum and baby deaths, and more than a0 cases of brain damage. jack and sarah's daughter lottie won't ever get to meet her big sister harriet. she was delivered stillborn. i had obviously been in labour for six days, we weren't listened to, i wasn't heard, and we raised concerns immediately, saying something's happening, babies are dying and they shouldn't. jack and sarah pushed

kaylan's heart rate was dipping and theyjust left it.. i didn't get to feel his warmth while he was alive, nothing. an inquest identified serious failings in care and found kaylan's death should have been avoided. i lost my child. i went through all that pain and suffering, he's gone through all that pain and suffering, and it should never have happened. kaylan was born in 2018 at one of two maternity units run by nottingham university hospitals. we found there may have been at least seven preventable baby deaths at the trust between 2015 and 2020. and more than £60 million in damages has been paid over injuries, including 20 mum and baby deaths, and more than a0 cases of brain damage. that's the wrong way round... jack and sarah's daughter, lottie, won't ever get to meet her big sister, harriet. she was delivered stillborn. i had obviously been in labour for six days, we weren't listen to, i wasn't heard. we raised concerns immediately, saying something's happening, babies are dying and they shouldn't. jack and sarah pushed for an exter

kaylan's heart rate was dipping and theyjust left it.et�*s death was almost certainly preventable. we know that there will be more than a missing classroom of babies who should be alive. all the families i've spoken to said they want a completely independent inquiry into the maternity units here at nottingham. they say it's the only way to truly understand the scale of the problem. in response, the chief executive of the trust said... hayley is just one of many families taking legal action against the trust. the pain never goes away. it's hard. divya talwar, bbc news. some breaking news to bring about abortion services in northern ireland. the stormont has been directed to commission abortion services in northern ireland. the northern ireland secretary has confirmed this in a written ministerial statement to parliament. the laws were liberalised in 2019 following legislation passed by westminster at a time when devolution in northern ireland had collapsed. since then individual health trust had been offering services on an ad hoc basis.

kaylan's heart rate was dipping and theyjust left it.two maternity units run by nottingham university hospitals. we found there may have been at least seven preventable baby deaths at the trust between 2015 and 2020. and more than £60 million in damages has been paid over injuries, including 20 mum and baby deaths, and more than 40 cases of brain damage. jack and sarah's daughter lottie won't ever get to meet her big sister harriet. she was delivered stillborn. i had obviously been in labour for six days, we weren't listened to, i wasn't heard, and we raised concerns immediately, saying something's happening, babies are dying and they shouldn't. jack and sarah pushed for an external investigation, which found 13 failings and that harriet�*s death was almost certainly preventable. we know that there will be more i than a missing classroom of babies who should be alive. all the families i've spoken to say they want a completely independent inquiry into the maternity units here at nottingham. they say it's the only way to truly understand t