Story perspectives
Critics Urge Broader Inquiry into Sussex Infant Deaths
4/13/2026
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Story summary
- The inquiry into preventable infant deaths in Sussex is criticized for excluding many families and skewing its findings.
- Health Secretary Wes Streeting faces pressure from bereaved parents to broaden the investigation beyond nine reviewed cases.
- Dr. Marija Pantelic warns the narrow focus may overlook systemic issues, especially for marginalized groups.
- The Department of Health says families’ experiences will shape the review.
