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A father whose son died following a delay in his treatment has called for a 鈥減roper investigation鈥� into the case.

Allyn Condon and his wife Jenny lost their eight-week-old son Ben in April. He had been born prematurely and had a bacterial infection.

The couple met with hospital staff to discuss their concerns. They recorded their meeting and, having left the room for a break, taped staff still talking. When the staff members remembered the conversation was being recorded, they discussed whether they could delete that part.

In a statement, the NHS Trust acknowledged that further tests could have been done, but that 鈥済iven the trend in the blood results [they] did have, it is unlikely that this would have changed the outcome for Ben.鈥� The Trust also said an investigation concluded that 鈥渢here was no intention on the part of our staff to mislead.鈥�

Allyn told Victoria that his family 鈥渏ust want the hospital to give us the answers鈥�.