[The Guardian] 'I cry a lot on the train home': London medics fight to save Covid patients

'I cry a lot on the train home': London medics fight to save Covid patients

Photojournalist Tom Pilston was granted access to the intensive care ward at University College Hospital last week. We hear from a consultant, nurses and a physiotherapist, who explain how the pandemic is taking a huge toll on hospital staff

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As you approach the imposing tower of University College hospital on Euston Road in London, bathed in low winter sun, all seems normal. Except, possibly, the road itself is a little quieter, fewer cars, less traffic, less noise. It is only when you get inside and on to the wards that any semblance of “normal” disappears.

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