Four Born Every Second. BBC1: 11.15pm
This film shines the spotlight on birth and infant mortality around the world. One hundred and thirty million babies are born each year, but the circumstances - and country - of their birth will determine their life story. BAFTA-winning filmmaker Brian Hill travels from the UK to America, Cambodia and Sierra Leone to reveal the shocking lottery of childbirth across the globe. In Sierra Leone - the worst country in which to be born, in terms of infant mortality, where one in eight women will die in childbirth - we meet Hawa, who is expecting her fifth baby.
Four Born Every Second. BBC1: 11.15pm
Story by Sheena McGinley | 17:26 | Monday 19th November 2012 | TV Highlights
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