Ben Condon was eight weeks old when he developed a bacterial infection in April 2015, but his parents were told his death in the Bristol Children's Hospital was because of a virus, ...

A hospital consultant has denied ordering the potentially unlawful collection of tissue samples from a deceased baby. Eight-week-old Ben Condon died on 17 April 2015 at Bristol Children's Hospital ...

A doctor treating a premature baby has defended the decision not to administer him with antibiotics the day before he died, ...

Ben Condon shortly before he died Credit: Family. Avon Coroner’s Court heard that the following day, 17 April, Ben’s condition deteriorated, and he suffered two cardiac arrests before his death.

Ben Condon was eight weeks old when he died at Bristol Children's Hospital in April 2015 after a respiratory infection. His parents Allyn and Jenny applied to the High Court for a fresh inquest ...

Ben Condon's died in April 2015 While most children with the virus make a full recovery, Ben's condition worsened. He died following a cardiac arrest on 17 April.

A doctor treating a premature baby has defended the decision not to give him antibiotics the day before he died. Two-month-old Ben Condon died in Bristol Children's Hospital in April 2015 after ...

Ben Condon's parents will now take their case to the High Court. The parents of a baby boy who died at eight-weeks-old are to go to the High Court to try to secure a second inquest into his death.

Ben's father Allyn Condon told the inquest he believed hospital failings had led to his son's death. Credit: ITV News On October 5 that year, its chief executive Robert Woolley stated: “We ...

Ben Condon's mother Jenny even attempted suicide following his tragic death in April 2015. In June 2016, an inquest recorded Ben's death as being caused by acute respiratory distress syndrome ...

Two-month-old Ben Condon - whose father Allyn Condon competed for Team GB in the athletics at Sydney 2000 and bobsleigh at Vancouver 2010 - died at Bristol Children's Hospital.

A baby diagnosed with human metapneumovirus (hMPV) died after a 111 call handler failed to send an ambulance. Ben Condon was two months old when he died at Bristol Children's Hospital in April ...