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Emily Barley: It's time for the Conservatives to get real about NHS failures

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By Emily Barley
| ConservativeHome
Emily Barley is co-founder of the Maternity Safety Alliance. She was formerly leader of the Rotherham Council Conservative Group, and the Conservative candidate for Wentworth and Dearne in 2019.
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Emily Barley: The Care Quality Commission is not doing enough to protect mothers and babies

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By Emily Barley
| ConservativeHome
Emily Barley is co-founder of the Maternity Safety Alliance. Before her daughter Beatrice died, Emily was leader of the Rotherham Council Conservative Group, and in 2019 was the Conservative Party candidate for Wentworth and Dearne. Mums rely on inspections and ratings of maternity services by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) when they choose where to have their babies – but can they be trusted?
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Emily Barley: My full-term child died of NHS negligence. The system is killing babies, and ministers must act now.

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By Emily Barley
| ConservativeHome
Emily Barley is co-founder of the Maternity Safety Alliance. She was formerly leader of the Rotherham Council Conservative Group, and the Conservative candidate for Wentworth & Dearne in 2019. To most ordinary people, babies are the most precious beings in the world. And yet we have a maternity care system that is failing so badly that every year hundreds of babies die because of negligent care, and even greater numbers suffer avoidable, life changing and often life limiting brain injuries.
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