With many major hospitals in the capital under unprecedented pressure there is an urgent need to free up beds. This hotel in south london is preparing to take on a small number of homeless or vulnerable Covid Patients from Kings College hospital, while they continue their recovery. The first is expected later today. The hospitals lead for social care says it has been successfully used for non Covid Patients. We know there is a demand for more of this hotel beds to be set up in order to ease the pressure on the nhs, we hope by starting small we can up scale in order to meet demands of the trust. Londons declared a major incident, with more than 7,000 Covid Patients in the hospitals and admissions approaching a thousand a day, staff say this yea rs a thousand a day, staff say this years winter pressure is off the charts. It really is unprecedented, in terms of the number of patients that require intensive care, being put on a ventilator at one time, and most hospitals have reached, have
Not a someone like you. Lucky it is nota singing someone like you. Lucky it is not a singing competition chorleys fa cup dream continues as they shock derby county to move into round four. Good morning, we start this morning with a few icy patches and some fog around as well, but it will be a milder day today, some much needed milder day today, some much needed mild air is on the way and its a fairly mild weekend on the way. Join me for all the details. Its sunday, the 10th of january. Good morning. Our top story hundreds of thousands of people aged 80 and over are being invited to book their slot at one of englands mass vaccination centres. Letters have been sent to those who live within 45 minutes drive of one of the seven sites, which are due to open this week as our health correspondent, Anna Collinson reports. There are already more than 1000 vaccination sites across england, but the rollout is expanding further, with some of the most vulnerable now invited to receive theirjab ata
The Kirksville baseball team had its 2024 season come to an end on May 15 in the semifinals of the Class 4 District 7 Tournament. The Tigers faced a familiar foe in Moberly, and for the third time this season, the Spartans came out on top. Kirksville lost 8-2 to end the season with a record of 18-12. Moberly advanced to sectionals and improved its record to 22-6.
Her Majesty's delays see calisthenics, dance and other Royal South Street Society Eisteddfod competitions shut out of the historic venue for another year.