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Health secretary seeks advice over maternity inquiry staff who refused to give evidence
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The maternity inquiry in question is likely a response to a significant scandal involving substandard care, which has had a profound impact on families. The health secretary's decision to seek advice suggests that the refusal of staff to give evidence may be hindering the inquiry's progress. This development highlights the challenges faced by investigators in uncovering the truth behind the scandal and providing accountability.
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Health secretary seeks advice over maternity inquiry staff who refused to give evidence
James Murray says he felt "numb" after hearing from families affected by the scandal.
5 Jul, 13:10
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