An NHS trust at the centre of concerns over its poor maternity services has had to repay almost £5m after wrongly claiming it provided safe care to mothers and their babies.
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust was paid the money after saying its services met safe standards of care and staffing.
But a subsequent investigation by the health service's litigation arm, NHS Resolution, found the trust had not met the standards and asked for the money to be repaid to the NHS.
The Leeds trust said it had allocated additional funding to improve maternity services.