A major maternity review into care at Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS Trust is set to be published today. The investigation is described by outlets as the largest maternity review in NHS history and is expected to examine failings that are linked to deaths and avoidable harm. The review is anticipated to cover how problems in care may have contributed to baby deaths and other serious outcomes in the maternity service. The BBC reports that the review will detail failings at the trust and the harm that resulted, while the Daily Mail states that families seeking answers hope the report will highlight widespread problems, including examples that it characterizes as an institutional cover-up. The precise findings and the extent of any wrongdoing or systemic issues are not yet set out in the available summaries. However, both sources indicate that the review focuses on patterns of care and the circumstances around maternity-related deaths at the trust, and it is intended to provide clarity for grieving families and accountability for the NHS service involved.