The death of a fit an healthy three-time Olympic medallist, once the fastest woman alive, during childbirth has shocked the world.
American Sprinter Tori Bowie died due to maternity complications, according to her agent, but her death at just 32 has highlighted the issue of women's chances of dying during childbirth here in the UK - which is four times higher if you are black.
It is believed Ms Bowie had possible complications including respiratory distress and eclampsia, when a person develops seizures or convulsions during pregnancy.
