On 19 March, night-shift staff at Northwick Park Hospital in north-west London awoke to discover their workplace was so overwhelmed with Covid patients that a critical incident had been declared.

On 9 February 2020, a patient who had just returned from China arrived at Lewisham Hospital in the back of a taxi. She was London's first documented Covid-19 case. At first there was a trickle of ...

Between March and August, 584 people died with COVID-19 at the hospital. On 19 March, intensive care beds were about to run out. Northwick Park became the first hospital in the country to ...

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The new NHS Nightingale hospital in London was converted from a convention ... who tested positive last week for COVID-19 after "displaying mild symptoms," appeared on video to commend the work ...

The field hospital, built in just 10 days ... An NHS England spokesperson said: “NHS Nightingale London will remain available to treat Covid-19 patients for as long as it is needed.

On 19 March, night-shift staff at Northwick Park Hospital in north-west London awoke to discover their workplace was so overwhelmed with Covid patients that a critical incident had been declared.