‘Shockingly poor’: What needs to change in maternity care?

A landmark parliamentary inquiry into traumatic childbirths has called for an overhaul of the UK's maternity services after finding poor care is "all-too-frequently tolerated as normal".
The report calls for a new maternity commissioner who will report to the prime minister, better staffing levels on maternity wards, and for mothers to be listened to more.
On the Sky News Daily, Matt Barbet speaks to campaigner and mother-of-two Tinuke Awe about her experiences of giving birth and is joined by Sky correspondent Laura Bundock to find out what the government plans to do to address the issues raised in the report.
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[@premdevglobal]

Compassionate and kind people! I visited the maternity ward twice and, honestly, both times were like horror movies! These people are very underpaid and perhaps there should be mental health checks for those who work there! Very basic things need to improve there!

[@jayfranco6490]

ive been let down by the nhs too. they have been giving all the nhs dentists to foregn born people and jogging on the people who paiud into it. joke, no suprise

[@Bungle-UK]

Too many ‘men’ in there trying to give birth 🤣

[@user-rl4ti8lp8g]

Национальные банки должны выдавать национальную поддержку нации и инвестировать в увеличение демографии страны- увеличить на пять тысяч эвро в месяц и сокращение на пятьдесят процентов всех налогов и счетов и платежей и аренды квартиры и жилья

[@jayfranco6490]

oooh idont maybe lets not have half of africa looking after our women, were the doctors foregin by anychance