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Dead baby 'left in plastic bag' Dead baby 'left in plastic bag'
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The body of a stillborn baby was placed in supermarket carrier bag after it was delivered and left with the parents for two hours as they waited at hospital.The body of a stillborn baby was placed in supermarket carrier bag after it was delivered and left with the parents for two hours as they waited at hospital.
Lisa Bundock, from Brighton, was 19 weeks pregnant when she found out her boy had died and delivered him at home.Lisa Bundock, from Brighton, was 19 weeks pregnant when she found out her boy had died and delivered him at home.
The body was put into bag as an ambulance took her Royal Sussex County Hospital. She said it stayed in the bag while she waited in A&E. The body was put into bag as an ambulance took her to the Royal Sussex County Hospital. She said it stayed in the bag while she waited in A&E.
An NHS spokesman apologised and said an investigation was under way.An NHS spokesman apologised and said an investigation was under way.
Urgent inquiryUrgent inquiry
The spokesman for the Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust said: "We fully understand the parents' distress and do apologise on behalf of the hospital.The spokesman for the Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust said: "We fully understand the parents' distress and do apologise on behalf of the hospital.
"We are urgently looking into the circumstances so that we can give them a full account of what happened as soon as possible.""We are urgently looking into the circumstances so that we can give them a full account of what happened as soon as possible."
Mrs Bundock's stillborn baby, Joe, who was delivered on 30 August, was her fourth child.Mrs Bundock's stillborn baby, Joe, who was delivered on 30 August, was her fourth child.
She said she had to wait in a room in A&E for two hours without being examined, and that during that time her baby was in a plastic bag on top of a cabinet in the room with her and her husband, Michael.She said she had to wait in a room in A&E for two hours without being examined, and that during that time her baby was in a plastic bag on top of a cabinet in the room with her and her husband, Michael.
She also said that when she was moved to another ward, the bag was placed on a windowsill.She also said that when she was moved to another ward, the bag was placed on a windowsill.
Joe was later placed in a special crib next to his mother, and has since been buried.Joe was later placed in a special crib next to his mother, and has since been buried.