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A Merseyside mother is spearheading a historic push for a national apology after decades of institutional neglect and trauma for families who lost stillborn children—many denied the chance to hold or even see their babies, with some buried alongside over 60 others without closure. Gina Jacobs, whose son Robert died in 1969 and was buried without her knowing, now demands recognition after 50 years of silence. She joins other grieving parents like Linda and Eddie Bruchez in calling for justice, as Liverpool Council backs a motion urging the government to formally acknowledge this deep-seated injustice—and ensure cemeteries help locate lost children. With support growing from Wirral and Oldham councils, the movement seeks healing through accountability and an apology long overdue.

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