Lockdown anniversary: Hospital workers on a year of Covid

Lockdown anniversary: Hospital workers on a year of Covid For a year we have all lived under Covid-19 restrictions. But how have hospital staff dealt with fighting the pandemic at work and living under lockdown at home?

Four staff from University Hospital Southampton tell the BBC about the impact of the last year on their home and work lives. BBC News

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