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Systemic racism affects maternity care for black women in England, say MPs

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Paulette Hamilton is acting chair of the health and social care committee. Photograph: House of Commons/PA

Black women in England are still facing poorer outcomes in their maternity care due to systemic racism, alongside failures in leadership and data collection, according to a group of MPs. Read More

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