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Conservative government was 'asleep at the wheel' in relation to maternity safety, senior midwife says

Sky News Wednesday, 18 September 2024
Conservative government was 'asleep at the wheel' in relation to maternity safety, senior midwife saysThe previous government was "asleep at the wheel" in relation to maternity safety and oversaw a "number of lost opportunities" to improve care in the sector, a senior midwife has said.
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