@BBCBreaking who is being sued for compensation? surely the mother is responsible for her own body!
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@MartinWalker666@BBCBreaking Not while she has another human inside her apparently :) -
@alyn1957@BBCBreaking i did not get that memo! thanks for letting me know. ;) so mothers can abuse their bodies & babies & we pay for that? -
@MartinWalker666@BBCBreaking I suspect its a test case to see if the gov can absolve itself of paying Go after the cause for comp? -
@alyn1957@BBCBreaking where there's blame, there's a claim? wouldn't be surprised if one of the#AmbulanceChasing law firms are involved! -
@MartinWalker666@BBCBreaking An excellent point, and one with a ministers brother who's a non executive director perhaps.
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@BBCBreaking you just could not make that story up.Compensation solicitors after money again for themselves .!!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@MarkLotinga@BBCBreaking@BBCNews Exactly what I thought! Bet it'd be paid by the taxpayer! It's not authorities fault if she drank!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@BBCBreaking@BBCNews Mr Bumble to mind. So who pays for this 7 year old child who suffers with learning, memory and development problems?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@BBCBreaking@RoseyPoseyLou what sort of person would do this! -
@Barnes234Paula@BBCBreaking One that doesnt deserve a child. -
@RoseyPoseyLou@BBCBreaking no she bloody does not this is disgusting!! Xx
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@BBCBreaking Compensation? Why? Paid by who? Mother and child no doubt already living on the state welfare system. Charge with neglect? -
@fourplatekate she has been taken from her mother. The poor girl is severely disabled. -
@livcooper92 Your point being? Who would pay for compensation? The mother should be held responsible. - 1 more reply
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@BBCBreaking mother shud be charged with neglect tho in my book -
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@ntfem drinking excessively harms your body and therefore your baby, don't get me wrong a little drink I'm sure won't do any harm tho -
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@ntfem so it's perfectly ok to drink to excess wen pregnant and it doesn't cause any harm to your baby? -
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@ntfem as I said, a drink shud be ok, but it shud be made illegal to drink excessively - 1 more reply
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