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Not to buy more than they need, saying there is enough for everyone if people are considerate. And well be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers dawn foster and Lucy Beresford stay with us for that. Good evening. The governments said that in the coming weeks it will advise people over the age of 70 and those with Underlying Health conditions to stay at home for up to four months, to protect themselves from coronavirus. The Health Secretary matt hancock has also appealed to the...

Coronavirus deaths rise as the government says future advice could keep older people in their homes. Within weeks, those over 70 or with certain conditions could be asked to isolate themselves for a long period. Its going to be a national effort, and i dont mean those words lightly. I mean every Single Person in this country is going to be affected and going to have to do things. But as stockpiling continues, supermarkets urge people not to panic buy. In the last hour, six Central Banks, includi...

Plans to build a 70-bed care home in Highgate have been approved despite neighbours’ fears it will block out sunlight and damage homes.

Plans to build a 70-bed care home in Highgate, Haringey, have been approved despite neighbours’ fears it will block out sunlight and damage homes.

"Neglect" caused the death of an 80-year-old at Highgate Care Home, in Islington, who choked on pieces of cauliflower.

"Neglect" caused the death of an 80-year-old at Highgate Care Home, in Islington, who choked on pieces of cauliflower.

An assessment of the impact that a new Highgate care facility, The View, will have on a nearby property and flooding has been labelled "insufficient".

Neighbours in Highgate say they are "not being listened to" by the firm looking to redevelop a former care home.

People have less than a week to comment on plans to demolish and redevelop a valued care home in Highgate.

The new owner said it hoped to share redevelopment plans "in the near future" - Credit: Polly Hancock All residents have now left the Mary Feilding Guild care home in Highgate.  The final pensioner packed their bags on Thursday (May 6) after the new owner decided to close the home, which has been renamed Highgate House. Highgate Care took over from Mary Feilding Guild in March and immediately announced it was to close the facility, giving 16 residents aged between 85 and 104 until the end ...