Pregnant women in English jails are seven times more likely to suffer stillbirth

Exclusive: campaigners demand new sentencing guidelines after data reveals a dramatic rise in the chance of a prisoner's baby dying Women in prison have a seven-times higher probability of suffering a stillbirth than those in the general population - an increase from a five-times higher probability since the data was last collected two years ago - the Observer can reveal. Figures obtained through freedom of information requests sent to 11 NHS trusts serving women's prisons in England also showed...