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In maternity wards is upsetting families — and in some cases staff are being verbally abused. our health correspondent anna collinson reports. gemma, this is jacqui and jacqui, this is gemma. can i have a look at your bump? yep. aw! these two women both know what it is like to be pregnant in lockdown. gemma is due in two months. she has hardly left home since november and has gone to most appointments alone. the biggest feeling is probably anxiety at the minute. jacqui gave birth to evie last ...

Able to give them lots of time. leading to fears that children could pay a heavy price in this pandemic. midwives are warning that confusion over coronavirus rules in maternity wards is upsetting families, and in some cases staff are being verbally abused. last month, nhs england changed its guidance to say pregnant women should be able to choose someone to be with them at all stages of the maternityjourney. but an investigation by bbc news has found that isnt always possible. our health corresp...

Last month nhs england changed its guidance to say pregnant women should be able to choose someone to be with them at all stages of the maternityjourney. but an investigation by bbc news has found that isnt always possible. our health correspondent anna collinson reports: gemma, this is jacqui and jacqui, this is gemma. can i have a look at your bump? yep. aw! these two women both know what it is like to be pregnant in lockdown. gemma is due in two months. she has hardly left home since november...

With them for appointments, scans and delivery. but the bbc has found experiences are differing across england. our health correspondent anna collinson reports. gemma, this is jacqui and jacqui, this is gemma. can i have a look at your bump? yep. aw! these two women both know what it is like to be pregnant in lockdown. gemma is due in two months. she has hardly left home since november and has gone to most appointments alone. the biggest feeling is probably anxiety at the minute. jacqui gave bir...

Can have a host of new set of vaccinations, it is and everyones interest, we need to vaccinate the world as quickly as possible, and we will not do that by respecting the product the net profits of pharmaceuticals like pfizer. we need are peoples vaccine, not a profit vaccine. midwives are warning that confusion over coronavirus rules in maternity wards is upsetting families — and in some cases staff are being verbally abused. last month nhs england changed its guidance to say pregnant women s...

The biggest feeling is probably anxiety at the minute. jacqui gave birth to evie last year and hopes her experiences will help gemma. you cannot control it, but then there is this huge reward at the end that is just so completely worth it. what are you doing? throughout the pandemic, the priority has always been for a woman to have a partner, relative or friend present during labour and birth. but last month, nhs england updated its guidance to say a support person is an integral part of care an...

Leading to fears that children could pay a heavy price in this pandemic. midwives are warning that confusion over coronavirus rules in maternity wards is upsetting families, and in some cases staff are being verbally abused. last month nhs england changed its guidance to say pregnant women should be able to choose someone to be with them at all stages of the maternityjourney. but an investigation by bbc news has found that isnt always possible. our health correspondent anna collinson reports. ge...

Since november and has gone to most appointments alone. the biggest feeling is probably anxiety at the minute. jacqui gave birth to evie last year and hopes her experiences will help gemma. throughout the pandemic, the priority has always been for a woman to have a partner, relative or friend present during labour and birth. but last month, nhs england updated its guidance to say a support person is an integral part of care and should also be able to attend scans, appointments, if the woman feel...

Midwives are warning that confusion over coronavirus rules in maternity wards is upsetting families — and in some cases staff are being verbally abused. last month nhs england changed its guidance to say pregnant women should be able to choose someone to be with them at all stages of the maternityjourney. but an investigation by bbc news has found that isnt always possible. 0ur health correspondent anna collinson reports. gemma, this is jacqui and jacqui, this is gemma. can i have a look at yo...

These two women both know what it is like to be pregnant in lockdown. gemma is due in two months. she has hardly left home since november and has gone to most appointments alone. the biggest feeling is probably anxiety at the minute. jacqui gave birth to evie last year and hopes her experiences will help gemma. you cant control it, but then there is this huge reward at the end that is just so completely worth it. how are you doing? throughout the pandemic, the priority has always been for a woma...