A Leeds funeral director, banned from NHS facilities, is accused of keeping deceased babies at home, with one mum horrified to find her son’s body in a baby bouncer 'watching cartoons' Deceased babies were supposedly kept at a funeral director's home (Image: PA)

A Leeds funeral director has been accused of keeping deceased babies in her home , with one mum left “screaming” after finding her son’s body in a baby bouncer “watching cartoons.” Amie Upton, 38, who runs Florrie’s Army, a baby loss support and funeral service , has been banned from NHS maternity wards and mortuaries in Leeds following a BBC investigation that uncovered disturbing allegations about her practices. ‌

Zoe Ward, 32, was devastated when her three-week-old son Bleu died of brain damage at Leeds General

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