that we weren t going to go ahead with the c section and i ended up staying in labour. i ended up in theatre nature the following day at two o clock in the morning, i give birth at 2:30am by assisted delivery, and that is after i had a high heart rate, with the set was alarming. i ended up getting an infection. it was a very long period of time and in the end i was discharged despite being a lot of pain in that area and ended up being backin pain in that area and ended up being back in hospital the next day. they found that i had an abscess wound and also un pretension that they have to drain the catheter. that was my experience- have to drain the catheter. that was my experience. what have to drain the catheter. that was my experience. what happened - have to drain the catheter. that was | my experience. what happened after that, did you find the care had improved what you had the baby opposite still hard after that? the lack of opposite still hard after that? tue: lack
north yorkshire, one of 27 newly designated bathing sites. some brave souls are already in the water of the river nidd but how clean is it? arsenal take the premier league title race to the final weekend. even the heavy rain at old tafford couldn t stop them as they beat manchester united. and we re set for a thrilling finish to the season. idid it! i love you! top boy, happy valley and the sixth commandment were some of the big winners at the bafta television awards but the crown left empty handed. good morning. yesterday was the warmest day of the year so far. in chertsey, the temperature reached 27.5 celsius. today, rain is coming in from the south west, affecting some western areas. dry, sunny and warm further east. i will have all the details later. it s monday, 13th may. new evidence has been uncovered that the british government was warned by its own embassy staff in the us about the risk of hiv from contaminated blood in the early 1980s. it s now thought more than 1
as part of the findings of the birth trauma inquiry. it s calling for an overhaul of the britain s maternity and postnatal care after finding poor care is all too frequently tolerated as normal . our correspondent louisa pilbeam reports. she was left needing a stoma bag after mistakes in her maternity care. she spoke to bbc breakfast earlier this year. i ended up with a fourth degree tear and a rectovaginal fistula. i had a missed abscess, as well which burst. none of this was diagnosed till five days after the baby was born. gill is not alone. the first uk inquiry into birth trauma has heard what it calls harrowing evidence from more than 1,000 women. some women said they were left in blood soaked sheets on maternity wards without help, evidence was given about babies who were injured during birth, and many women said they weren t listened to. birth trauma is thought to affect 30,000 women a year in the uk a term which refers to negative birth experiences, such as ser
we can cross live to westminster and our political correspondent hannah miller. we have had some previewing of the speech. tell us what we can expect. if they choose to spend more money on defence then it is likely going to have to come from other departments. there are questions about the extent to which that is an affordable commitment. we also expect rishi sunak to make the speech about him as an individual rather than his party. it is significant because it is her first among his first major outing since the terrible local election results just a couple of weeks ago. in that sense, trying to use this again to canterbury the tone. labour, as you say, are out around the country trying to talk about the impact that their new mayor that won in the local elections could have and damage under a labour government. their response to the speech so far before the speech is to say the conservatives can t fix the country because they are the problem. as the prime minister rishi sun