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I am the Health Correspondent for the BBC in the south east. @bbcsoutheast DM’s open or email mark.norman.02@bbc.co.uk
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NHS admits 'failing families' over stillbirths

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By Michael Buchanan Verified, Mark Norman Verified, Tanya Gupta Verified
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The stillbirths all occurred at the East Kent NHS trust between June 2025 and March 2026 An NHS trust has apologised after an independent review found that eight babies might have survived with better maternity care, admitting it has "failed families". The stillbirths all occurred at the East Kent Hospitals NHS Trust's hospitals between June 2025 and March 2026. An independent review ordered by the trust found systemic issues lay at the heart of the failures.
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South East freshers offered meningitis jabs on campus

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By Mark Norman Verified, Vicky Castle Verified
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Students were offered the jabs at the University of Surrey's student union First-year university students in the South East are being offered meningitis B vaccinations on campus as part of an NHS drive to boost protection against the disease. Clinics are being held during Freshers Week at universities including Surrey, Kent and Chichester, with thousands of students eligible for free vaccinations.
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Mortuary failings raised risk of body mix-up

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By Mark Norman Verified
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Grieving families may have been at risk of being shown the wrong body at a Sussex hospital mortuary, inspectors have found. A report by The Human Tissue Authority (HTA) found identification procedures were not being followed consistently at Worthing Hospital, where regulators also uncovered a number of security and dignity concerns, including bodies being visible from a public footpath.
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