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By Charlie Jones
image copyrightPenny Bibby
image captionOllie had a very big heart and ordered warm clothes for homeless people who lived near the hospital, his mother Penny said
Parents prevented from seeing their dying son in his final weeks have said they were treated like criminals .
Ollie Bibby, 27, from South Benfleet, Essex, died of leukaemia in hospital on 5 May, a day before Matt Hancock was filmed kissing a colleague, prompting his resignation as health secretary.
Penny Bibby said she was livid Mr Hancock broke social distancing rules.
University College London Hospital (UCLH) said it would learn from her family s experience .
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The mayor of London has declared a “major incident” as London hospitals are on the brink of being overwhelmed with coronavirus patients.
“The situation in London is now critical with the spread of the virus out of control,” Sadiq Khan said in a statement.
“The number of cases in London has increased rapidly with more than a third more patients being treated in our hospitals now compared to the peak of the pandemic last April.”
Khan added: “We are declaring a major incident because the threat this virus poses to our city is at crisis point. If we do not take immediate action now, our NHS could be overwhelmed and more people will die.”