BBC soap 'Eastenders' has been slammed by midwives in the UK for its portrayal of a mother giving birth to a baby who has Down's Syndrome.
They say the episode is full of inaccuracies and presented a poor picture of its practices.
The soap character Honey was told about her baby's condition while alone and then left to worry about it.
UK midwife Sue Jacob said: "This is a big issue. We do whole classes on breaking bad news.
"We are concerned people will wrongly think this Down's syndrome story shows what really happens, and that if you have a problem there is no one there to support you."
But the BBC said: "We have received incredibly positive feedback."
