内容摘要：The inquest previously heard Cain attended A&E at John Radcliffe Hospital with symptoms of paranoia and psychosis on 26 June 2022, and was transferred to Ashurst Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit in Littlemore.

The inquest previously heard Cain attended A&E at John Radcliffe Hospital with symptoms of paranoia and psychosis on 26 June 2022, and was transferred to Ashurst Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit in Littlemore.

The conference brings together two strands in pronatalism that come from very different branches of the American right: both conservative Christians and members of the so-called 'tech right,' an ascendant wing that came out of the libertarian, start-up culture of Silicon Valley.Some are connected to the current US government. Michael Anton was appointed by Trump as the Director of Policy Planning at the State Department. He spoke at last year's conference.

Other speakers at this year's conference included Carl Benjamin, who has links to far-right activist Tommy Robinson, and Charles Cornish-Dale, an influencer who goes by the name Raw Egg Nationalist."It's like an unholy alliance," says Catherine Pakaluk, an economist, mother of eight and stepmother of six. She too spoke at the conference but is reluctant to call herself a pronatalist. "It's a complicated movement and includes people with very different positions," she says.One thing they have in common, however, is that they all want their message to be heard at the highest levels of government.

Some believe they already are being heard. "[If you ask me] do we have pronatalists in the White House right now who are pushing policy," says Malcolm, "my response to this would be, 'I mean, duh, like Elon and JD Vance'."In President Trump's executive orders to date, there has been little apart from the

that could be seen as directly pro-family. But pronatalist thinking may be starting to influence policy that is less explicitly about fertility.

In January, the US transportation secretary Sean Duffy circulated a memo instructing his department to "give preference to communities with marriage and birth rates higher than the national average" when awarding grants.Outpatient services at the hospital, which have been piloted over the last two years, will continue, with building work due to be completed later this year.

Ms Hanna said a public meeting was scheduled for late February, when more details would be provided on the design and anticipated timelines for work, along with the likely new services."Everyone has come a long way in agreeing that future, which we will see coming into fruition from later this year," she added.

Dr Ben Riley, Oxford Health's Chief Operating Officer, said: "This investment will help us to make real our vision for more local healthcare provision in the community."Working in partnership with our health and care partners and the local community to make the case for the funding has been hugely important.