WHEN teacher Jemma Stevens took her three-year-old daughter to a “manic” A&E to get her chesty cough, vomiting and rash ...

Little Penny Stevens died after her mother, Jemma Graham, rushed her to St Richard's Hospital in Chichester, West Sussex, on ...

Penny Stevens died from sepsis after a delay in treatment at a "manic" A&E where she was told the symptoms were "probably ...

Signs of sepsis in children can include fever, confusion, reduced urine output, fast breathing, having a fit, mottled or blueish skin that may feel abnormally cold to the touch, a rash, lethargy, ...