Liberal Democrats press for action on rise in childbirth injuries
Party leader Sir Ed Davey pledged £600m a year for maternity services if the Liberal Democrats formed a government, the BBC reported.
The Liberal Democrats are calling for action to address an increase in birth injuries suffered by children, according to the BBC.
The BBC reported that party leader Sir Ed Davey pledged to spend £600m a year on maternity services if the Liberal Democrats were in government.
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- Lib Dems demand action over increase in child birth injuries — BBC Politics
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