Barnet Council has launched a “community help hub” to co-ordinate support for its residents amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The Royal Free Charity has launched an urgent fundraising campaing to support the efforts of north London hospital staff on the frontline treating those with the coronavirus.

In December 2014, a heroic nurse called Pauline Cafferkey became infected while working with victims of ebola in Sierra Leone. She spent almost a month in an isolation unit at the Royal Free Hospital, being cared for by specially trained medical staff, and she survived.

After shutting up shop to help protect staff and customers from the coronavirus pandemic, the owners of at the Chamomile Cafe in Belsize Park have been left with an unusual problem: They have 900 eggs they can’t use.

The developer of the old Coppetts Wood Hospital in Muswell Hill has promised “corrective action without delay” after groups of construction workers were pictured next to each other on-site.

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The Whittington Hospital has temporarily closed its children’s inpatient ward and suspended home birth services.

A Camden and Islington charity which brings together the young and old has launched a matched-crowdfunding appeal to keep people connected during the coronavirus pandemic.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe will has had her prison furlough extended for two weeks, and will not now have to return to captivity until April 18.

A new online tool has been launched to help communities find out which small businesses are providing vital supplies in their area during the coronavirus lockdown.

A man has been arrested in Camden after threatening to give officers coronavirus by spitting on them.

Ten people have died from coronavirus at the Royal Free Hospital, NHS England has confirmed.

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“It’s a bittersweet moment. It’s lovely to be proud of the school doing such great things but it’s quite sad that it’s all at home.”