Hospital where medics failed to raise alarm about Preston Davey also missed opportunity to help second murdered toddler just a day before

The tragic case of 13-month-old Preston Davey, who died after Blackpool Victoria Hospital repeatedly failed to raise alarms about his condition, highlights a systemic issue within the hospital's response to critically ill children. Notably, the hospital also missed a chance to intervene with two-year-old Damion Russell the day before Preston's fatal visit, failing to inquire about a forehead bruise that could have been significant. This lapse underscores a broader concern about the hospital's protocols and the devastating consequences of missed opportunities in emergency care.