The facts as reported are almost certainly incomplete - to the point where they completely fail to represent the truth. This is necessarily so - in the UK we h

The facts as reported are almost certainly incomplete - to the point where they completely fail to represent the truth. This is necessarily so - in the UK we have strong privacy laws to protect both the mother and the child but make no mistake despite the barrier to public review (shall we call it kindly) everyone will have been represented properly by the best available legal, medical and social agencies. I speak from a little knowledge (not of this case because if I did know something of that then I would be silent) but because my wife and I are foster parents and are regularly involved in the processes that secure the best available outcomes for each child temporarily in our care.