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BREAKING: Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust has released a statement admitting to the loss of maternity data. Lead UK presenter Sarah-Jane Mee and Health Correspondent Ashish Joshi have the latest. 🇬🇧 The UK Tonight: 📺 Sky 501 and YouTube
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Nottingham University Hospitals is already facing an independent review into serious maternity failings and the devastating experiences of hundreds of families. Now the Trust admits maternity data has been lost. These aren’t meaningless files on a computer. They are records connected to mothers, babies, deaths, injuries and families searching for answers. How does vital maternity data simply disappear? Families deserve to know exactly what was lost, how it happened, whether the independent investigation has been compromised, and who is accountable.

@skysarahjane We all know who been accessing patients records Some doctors who work on tv To get info for media about high profile cases like southport killings etc

@skysarahjane How convenient, given the situation they are in...

@skysarahjane Perverting the course of justice and corruption in real time. No matter how high level the wrong-doing is. The people will never get justice. My case, public funded company DELETED/LOST my employment contract & presented a contract I'd never seen & wasn't signed. I lost 👍🏻

@skysarahjane You really couldn’t write it if you were trying could you… This just continues to show the disdain that the hospital holds for people who just want to know what happened and who looked at their records. Completely legitimate asks.

@skysarahjane Convenient isn’t it.

@skysarahjane lost is a funny word for data that's probably just sitting on a drive somebody forgot to secure

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@FionaWinserRamm @skysarahjane If you knew how unstable some of the hospital electronic systems are behind the scenes….

@skysarahjane Nothing suspicious about this eh !

@skysarahjane Is this the immigrants in the NHS doing it

@skysarahjane Cover-up - No Back Up data available.

@skysarahjane Somewhat suspicious I would think!

@skysarahjane And we’ve got to remember the police, in June 2025, thought a maternity file had been most likely deleted "intentionally or maliciously". No one was identified. And now this happens ….

@skysarahjane Ever wondered how newspapers get information on people when tragedy strikes?

@skysarahjane How

@skysarahjane Hmm 🤔

@skysarahjane Convenient. Nothing to see here. Move along now.

@skysarahjane The @NHSEngland is a disgrace and not fit for purpose @andyburnham

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