Baby safely delivered after mother died in nine-storey fall
The inquest into Emma Atkinson’s death could not conclusively say whether she intended to die when she jumped from flat in Shakespeare Towers, Leeds. Photograph: Leeds City CouncilView image in fullscreenThe inquest into Emma Atkinson’s death could not conclusively say whether she intended to die when she jumped from flat in Shakespeare Towers, Leeds. Atkinson’s body was taken to Leeds general infirmary, where an emergency caesarean section was performed.The baby girl was born soon after arriving at the hospital.
- ▪The inquest into Emma Atkinson’s death could not conclusively say whether she intended to die when she jumped from flat in Shakespeare Towers, Leeds.
- ▪Photograph: Leeds City CouncilView image in fullscreenThe inquest into Emma Atkinson’s death could not conclusively say whether she intended to die when she jumped from flat in Shakespeare Towers, Leeds.
- ▪Atkinson’s body was taken to Leeds general infirmary, where an emergency caesarean section was performed.The baby girl was born soon after arriving at the hospital.
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The inquest into Emma Atkinson’s death could not conclusively say whether she intended to die when she jumped from flat in Shakespeare Towers, Leeds. Photograph: Leeds City CouncilView image in fullscreenThe inquest into Emma Atkinson’s death could not conclusively say whether she intended to die when she jumped from flat in Shakespeare Towers, Leeds. Photograph: Leeds City CouncilLeedsBaby safely delivered after mother died in nine-storey fallEmma Atkinson, 38, was seven months pregnant when she fell from window of flat in Leeds tower blockRaphael BoydThu 6 Aug 2026 12.13 EDTLast modified on Thu 6 Aug 2026 12.24 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleA pregnant woman who died from a nine-storey fall had her baby safely delivered 30 minutes after her death, an inquest has heard.Emma…
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