Investigation Launched into Death of Mother in Nottingham Hospital A&E

A 39-year-old mother died of a brain haemorrhage days after being found unresponsive under a coat in A&E, sparking a thorough investigation.

A 39-year-old mother of two was found unresponsive under a coat in the A&E department of Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham, having waited over seven hours to be seen.
She died of a brain haemorrhage two days later, prompting an urgent investigation into the circumstances of her death.
Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust has faced scrutiny over patient wait times, with 900 patients waiting more than 12 hours for admission in January alone.
The tragic incident has ignited discussions on the state of patient care and the need for systemic healthcare reforms in the UK.
A record 420,000 patients faced more than 12 hours of wait time in A&E last year, highlighting the growing crisis in patient wait times and care.