Guillain-Barré syndrome: locked-in, paralysed and unable to communicate
“In the beginning I was completely paralysed, apart from being able to wiggle one of my toes.” New mum Laura
“In the beginning I was completely paralysed, apart from being able to wiggle one of my toes.” New mum Laura
Frontline and emergency workers are being invited to join the Berkeley Blue Light Club which will see them get benefits
“It may be called lockdown, but for them it is actually imprisonment.” The director of a migrant domestic workers’ charity
Senior Liberal Democrats have called for an independent inquiry into why London is so badly hit by the Covid-19 pandemic. In
These London-based social enterprises set their sights on tackling different issues faced by communities through the art of baking. Managing
A Surbiton husband and wife partnership with several south west London restaurants to their name are offering coffee and sandwiches
Apoyo Comunitario Sur de Londres is a collective that was created last March by a group of volunteers and focuses
The question ‘Who let the dogs out?’ has finally been answered and it’s south west London dog borrowers. Pia Tandon
London park authorities have urged Londoners to follow coronavirus restrictions while using parks during the third national lockdown. The Royal
An image of a man suspected of blinding one man and hospitalising another with a corrosive substance in Croydon have
Images of a man suspected of giving a 92-year-old woman from Surbiton a fake COVID-19 vaccine and charging her £160