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🌍 BBC News • Thursday, February 12, 2026
⚡ Key Highlights
- Inadequate care at UH Sussex NHS Trust led to baby deaths
- Mothers Beth and Sophie share their heartbreaking stories
- Investigation reveals series of failings at the trust
- NHS launches inquiry into trust’s maternity services
- Government pledges to take action to improve care
- Urgent reform needed to prevent similar tragedies
Beth and Sophie had to cope with the loss of their babies, while under the care of UH Sussex NHS Trust. The two mothers’ tragic experiences have raised serious concerns about the trust’s ability to provide adequate care for new mothers and their babies. An investigation into the trust has revealed a series of failings, including inadequate staffing, poor communication, and a lack of transparency. The trust has faced criticism for its handling of the incidents, with some questioning whether the deaths could have been prevented. The NHS has launched an inquiry into the trust’s maternity services, and the government has pledged to take action to improve care for new mothers. The stories of Beth and Sophie serve as a stark reminder of the need for urgent reform to prevent such tragedies from happening again.
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NHS baby deaths UH Sussex NHS Trust maternity care healthcare failings
Original Source: BBC News
