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FOUR TALES FROM THE NHS FRONTLINE

As the coronavirus crisis worsens, many heroes have emerged, from the people on minimum wages working in supermarkets, to the delivery drivers and teachers still going into schools to care for key workers’ children. But none are more exposed than the NHS workers treating Covid-19 patients, risking exposure to the disease on a daily basis. One doctor described those currently working for the NHS as ‘cannon fodder’, while, in Italy, at least 37 doctors have already died. Over here, countless NHS workers are now isolating themselves from their own families in order to continue with their jobs, and retired doctors and nurses are returning to work. We speak to four healthcare workers about how it feels to fight a pandemic from the frontline. And they all have one simple message for us all: please stay at home to help us do our jobs…