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Covid-19: 'I told my kids I wasn't going to make it' Covid-19: 'I told my kids I wasn't going to make it' Close London taxi driver Ali Sakallioglu spent 222 days in hospital with Covid in 2020, including three months in a coma. Now back home and suffering with long Covid, he says his life is drastically different. Speaking to BBC Breakfast's Tim Muffet, Mr Sakallioglu and his daughter Jay Stone describe the impact the virus had on him. Published

Covid-19: Boris Johnson to visit Scotland and the singing lessons easing 'long Covid' Published 1. PM to visit Scotland despite Sturgeon warning Prime Minister Boris Johnson is due to visit Scotland later, when he's expected to thank staff responding to the pandemic and emphasise the strength of the UK working together to deal with Covid-19. But it's sparked a political row, with Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon saying she's "not ecstatic" about the visit and questioning whether it's "essential", as required by Covid travel rules. image copyrightReuters 2. EU and AstraZeneca seek to...

Ali Sakallioglu, 57, of Catford, London is the UK's longest-suffering Covid patient  Was in hospital for 222 days and kids told to say their last goodbyes three times Taxi driver says may have to declare bankruptcy as he can't work due to illness Finds it difficult to dress, walk up stairs or cook and 'doesn't think about future' 

A British Airways pilot has returned home after a record 243 days in hospital with Covid-19. Nicholas Synnott, 59, was admitted to hospital in Texas in March and released just before Christmas to go

Updated Dec 21, 2020 | 12:34 IST But before he was given the all-clear by the doctors, Ali had spent 222 days straight in the hospital, battling COVID-19. UK's longest-suffering corona patient returns home for X-Mas  The coronavirus pandemic has changed the world in ways we could've never imagined. But the reality is we are almost in the 12 months of the 'new normal' and people are still getting infected and dying in almost every country. While young people have recovered from COVID-19 in quick time, the hospitalization and recovery time for elderly people can go up...