Paramedic's failings led to girl's death

An inquest has heard that mother spent years blaming herself for the death of her seven-year-old daughter before discovering that the paramedic who treated her had been secretly sacked for medical negligence.

Lorna Eason had always believed she could have done more after her daughter, Bella, died at their home at Thorne, near Doncaster, from an asthma attack brought on by a cardiac arrest.

Six years after her death, a coroner ruled there was "a gross failure" to provide Bella with basic medical treatment." David Hirst reports.

This article is courtesy from ITV.