Number of Covid patients in intensive care at Barts Health Trust falls below 10 Rachael Burford
The number of Covid patients in intensive care at London s largest health trust is in single figures for the first time since the deadly second wave swept through the capital.
As of 8am this morning Barts Health Trust had seven Covid patients in critical care beds or on enhanced levels of oxygen, a spokesman said.
Across its five hospitals in east London 38 inpatients have received a positive virus test and just one was diagnosed in the last 24 hours.
At the height of the second wave in January around 900 people across Barts hospitals had coronavirus and some 200 were in intensive care.
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Fields in Trust, formerly known as the National Playing Fields Association (NPFA), sent their condolences to the Royal Family and paid tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh today for his 64 years of service to the organisation.
Prince Philip played an active role in ensuring children had access to safe green spaces over the years, championing the opening of many playing fields and parks so young people didn’t have to play in the streets.
He worked in the NPFA offices on a regular basis beginning in 1948 and passed his role down to the Duke of Cambridge in 2013.
Tower Hamlets residents urged to save more lives by telling others i had my jab.
Residents who have had their Covid-19 vaccine are being asked to help save more lives by sharing their story with others to encourage vaccine take up.
Studies have shown that the Covid-19 vaccines can both reduce the risk of serious illness and death from Covid-19, along with transmission to others. Along with testing, mass vaccinations are also one of the core ways to avoid future lockdowns.
However, some people are hesitant about taking the vaccine, so Tower Hamlets Council and the NHS have launched a new I had my jab campaign to ask people take a photo and share it on social media using I had my jab. They can also add a reason as to why they have taken it along with sharing the news with family and friends through word of mouth.
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He joined up as a Pc, but saw the graphic art opportunity and knew it was right for him, like this e-fit self portrait. Tony has interviewed at least 2,000 people from all backgrounds, all either victims or witnesses to crime.
It was this work that snared a 28-year-old McCann in January 2017 after a vicious rape in Victoria Park when he attacked a woman just hours before marrying his pregnant fiancée. He was jailed for a minimum nine years after pleading guilty in court to three rapes as well as robbery.
But it wasn’t the first long spell inside. McCann was just 17 when he tortured and raped a woman in Mile End Park in 2006 after dragging her down a slope by the lake. He got a life sentence but was out in 2015 and soon returned to his life of violence against women, and became the subject of Tony Barnes’ e-fit skills.