article_snippet.sent: Ms Hindle went into labour at almost 35 weeks pregnant, in the early hours of December 15.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Hindle was scheduled to give birth at St Mary's Hospital, which has a specialist intensive care baby unit, after suffering two previous stillbirths, and three premature pregnancies.
article_snippet.sent: But Ms Hindle was taken to North Manchester General by ambulance instead, after it became clear Ms Hindle was going to give birth before Ms Hindle could get to St Mary.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Barnes said Ms Hindle's family has concerns about the care Ms Hindle received, claiming Mr Barnes was left alone with a student midwife following the birth, once the placenta had been delivered. '
article_snippet.sent: a student midwife following the birth said that was normal after having a baby and wafted a baby with a sick bowl. '
article_snippet.sent: Mr Barnes claimed at one point, a member of staff came into the room and asked a student midwife following the birth: 'Who are you supposed to be with?'
article_snippet.sent: To which a student midwife following the birth replied, "exactly", Mr Barnes said.
highlights_snippet.sent: Family have raised questions over the standard of care Lianne Hindle received .