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Thousands of pregnant women in England are reporting domestic abuse. Midwives are struggling to cope

Thousands of pregnant women in England are reporting domestic abuse. Midwives are struggling to cope

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Pregnancy and the early postnatal period gives maternity professionals a critical window to intervene, says the For Baby’s Sake charity. Photograph: David Jones/PAView image in fullscreenPregnancy and the early postnatal period gives maternity professionals a critical window to intervene, says the For Baby’s Sake charity. Photograph: David Jones/PADomestic violenceThousands of pregnant women in England are reporting domestic abuse.

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Pregnancy and the early postnatal period gives maternity professionals a critical window to intervene, says the For Baby’s Sake charity. Photograph: David Jones/PAView image in fullscreenPregnancy and the early postnatal period gives maternity professionals a critical window to intervene, says the For Baby’s Sake charity. Photograph: David Jones/PADomestic violenceThousands of pregnant women in England are reporting domestic abuse. Midwives are struggling to copeExclusive: Analysis ‘lays bare’ something midwives already know from their day-to-day workTobi Thomas Health and inequalities correspondent Sun 20 Sep 2026 02.00 EDTLast modified on Sun 20 Sep 2026 02.02 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleAbout 20,000 disclosures of domestic abuse are estimated to be made to maternity services…

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