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changed their minds and are now parents of a healthy boy. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports carley spend hours suffering and her life would bejust... yeah. - the doctors... ..palliative care. the initial result. we asked her, "is there any point in waiting for that? because will it change? is there anything we can do?" them to end the pregnancy. it was just an awful, impossible situation. yeah. for what they thought was a routine follow up meeting with a consultant. your results have changed. been a false positive. normal?", that, you know, what we just. it was just i couldn't work it out. it was that bad. the nottingham university hospitals trust told us, "we know a second nottingham couple have told the bbc they too were mistakenly advised to have an abortion in 2017. a pregnancy scan indicated their baby had a life why is that? but only just. instead of further testing, they were advised their baby shortly afterwards. 0n the day the couple went to have the abortion, he's great. he's healthy. the nottingham university hospitals trust say their foetal medicine teams strive to supp

michael buchanan reports. because the baby was just suffering. carleyarl were expecting their first child in 2019, would be just... yeah. the doctors... ..palliative care. yeah. at nottingham city hospital say the second part, the results felt medics were guiding them to end the pregnancy. it was shepherded towards that. i mean, there was there was no other options. weeks after the abortion, the return to hospital for what they thought was a routine follow up meeting with a consultant. something to tell you. your results have changed." and i was like, "you're going to tell me that my daughter was completely healthy." a well—recognised hazard of such tests, although not i remember being really confused, like, it was that bad. the nottingham university hospitals trust told us, baby ladybird. abnormalities each year. were mistakenly advised to have an abortion in 2017. he came to dying. nine—year—old boy, but only just. in 2015, two pregnancy scans at the queen's medical centre shortly afterwards. they requested a final scan. and how's your son now? he's g

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pete hegseth is in, along with michael waltz as national security advisor and they will make sure we have peace and stability and iran adheres to international demands. >> carleyu for joining us, we appreciate you and your insight, as always. todd, over to you. >> todd: the trump administration cracking down on anti-semitism on college campuses, the doj is planning probe five top universities while hhs will investigate four separate medical schools to determine if they protected jewish students on campus. gregory liacove is a journalist and high school junior and joins me now. you are a junior and applying to colleges, how has rising anti-semitism on college campuses impacted you as you apply to schools? >> yeah, so in less than a year, i'll be applying to my colleges and right now what i see is jewish students being terrorized on college campuses, not feeling safe, feeling harassed. you see in uc berkley, portland or harvard, jewish students being locked out of libraries and harassed by other students. that is not how i want my college experience to go and not how it should be. under biden administration, he took no action to combat college anti-semitism even