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If anyone thinks they might have Ebola, Nutter said to call , not go to a clinic. Search for: Search. He leaves behind a loving family in the UK and in his homeland; his younger brother, his found family of loyal and loving friends, and his devoted partner and soulmate of 15 years. James Jones died at Royal Blackburn hospital last month aged 91 after contracting coronavirus.

Jones grew up brought up in Withnell and left school at the age of The former plumber had lived in Englefield Green his whole life. He was discharged as it was safer to recover at home. The family were not aware Belmont had contracted coronavirus until the week before his death. I hope this story will show that by being selfless and helping others in this terrible time, that we will get through this.

Dad taught me that throughout his life. Her last job was with the Chief Pilots team for British Airways. It was the highlight of her career as it allowed her to indulge her love of travel including taking Paul on a surprise birthday trip to New York on Concorde. She also loved her garden, clothes, a good NZ Sauvignon Blanc pref Villa Maria , travelling, art, movies and to dance. Most of all she loved my dad, Paul, beyond measure. The year-old was in the late stages of dementia and had chest infections.

He became Radio Forth arts and drama producer in before joining the BBC in , where he went on to produce a number of plays and series for Radio Scotland, Radio 3 and Radio 4. Turner-Hewitt is thought to be one of the youngest people in Norfolk to die from coronavirus.

Turner-Hewitt, who had a learning disability and some underlying health conditions, lived at Bowthorpe community village, an assisted accommodation in Norwich. She was taken to Norfolk and Norwich university hospital on Easter Sunday, where her condition rapidly deteriorated and she died over a week later. She blossomed into an independent, confident young lady. The year-old, who lived in Walthamstow, worked for Transport for London as an accomplished engineer and retired after 41 years in He will be sincerely missed by all his family and friends.

Margaret Blyth, known as Margie, died in hospital after contracting coronavirus. Betty Hill, 72, and her husband Ken, 69, died within 24 hours of each other having contracted the coronavirus virus. West Ham Football Club also paid tribute in a statement.

Henry Kavanagh, a popular pub owner who has been pulling pints for more than 70 years, died after contracting coronavirus. Kavanagh was born in east Belfast and joined the Merchant Navy during the second world war as a communications officer. He kept working after his wife died 25 years ago until the coronavirus pandemic forced pubs to close.

He was always very active with walking and swimming. At 93 he asked if he could climb on to it. I told him we were only supposed to be looking at it, but he was still trying to get the foot up and it was hilarious. He was great guy, I must say, and an absolute gentlemen. Mozadul Hussain, a father-of-seven, died in Newport after contracting coronavirus. The former Liberal Democrat city councillor was only allowed five people at his funeral. Mitchell was a retired music teacher and print maker who campaigned for older people and gay rights.

He was named national trustee of the year in by the Charity Staff Foundation, and Age UK trustee of the year in We will miss him terribly. He died on 4 April. He is survived by David Hass, his husband and partner for 60 years.

She died in Singleton hospital in Swansea on 11 April after contracting coronavirus in a hospice. In the hospice, no one wore masks. Even when mum developed a classic dry cough and fever, and was moved to a single room, staff only wore simple paper masks, and no eye protection.

Her daughter Stephanie, a former cleaner who had been suffering from cancer, died five days later in the same hospital.

Both had tested positive for Covid Shirley had three daughters. Stephanie had three sons. The family suspects that Stephanie contracted the virus at a funeral and may have passed it on to her mother. In a statement they said both women were poorly treated in hospital. Three days later her identical twin sister, Emma, died at the same hospital.

There are no words to describe how special they were. A former teenage racist who found Islam and spent the last decade of his life as a respected social worker, Islam grew up in the s in Gateshead as John Ord. In he recounted to the Guardian how he had joined the British National party as a year-old and assaulted members of the Asian community, actions he looked back on with shame.

Some members of his family stopped talking to him after his conversion. He changed his name and settled in Birmingham, married a primary school teacher from a Pakistani background, and started a degree in social work.

Its chief executive, Andy Couldrick, said he died after suffering with Covid for a few weeks. Shahablou was an award-winning photojournalist who spent time as a political prisoner in Iran. He fled his homeland in so he could live as a gay man in London, according to his partner, Kevin Lismore.

Shahablou grew up in a close-knit family in Tehran with his five sisters and a brother. He taught photography in Iran and was a board member of the Iranian Photojournalists Association. He died on 15 April after 19 days in intensive care. Yates, who worked as a prison officer at Usk prison in Monmouthshire, died on 21 April.

She is the fourth member of prison staff known to have died in the UK after falling ill with Covid Roberts used to drive a No 16 bus from Birmingham city centre to Handsworth in the north of the city. After retiring, he took up swimming and tai chi. Roberts, who had diabetes, died from coronavirus at Birmingham city hospital on 18 March.

His former passengers were among those who paid tribute. His daughter Cherelle, an agency nurse, spoke of her sadness at not being able to look after him in his final days. Burgess was a campaigner and former Labour councillor based in Islington. Hood was a former production editor at the Evening Standard known for remaining calm under pressure.

He died on 15 April in hospital in Ashford, Kent, after becoming infected with Covid while being treated for cancer. Hood worked at the paper for 25 years, first as a subeditor, then as production editor of its business pages. Hood is survived by his wife and two sons. Kennedy lived in a council block in Kentish Town, north London, for more than 50 years.

She died four days after being admitted to University College hospital, London. Her body was flown to Ireland for the funeral, held in Clonaslee, County Laois. Tributes came flooding in after news of her death, including from the Irish president, Michael Higgins. She challenged — through how she lived her life and how she encouraged others to live — the idea that old people were just on their way out.

There is often a sense with older people that they are a recipient of services, they are waiting for someone to give them their dinner or pat them on the head. There was a whole new lease of life that Alice had embraced post-retirement. The long-serving Scout leader died in Colchester hospital after contracting the coronavirus.

She served the Scout movement for more than 40 years. The couple from Fife died from coronavirus within hours of each other. They were both admitted to Victoria hospital in Kirkcaldy on 5 April. Maureen died three days later on 8 April. Vic, a former miner who later worked at Longannet Power Station, died less than 24 hours after his wife.

On the day of their funeral, neighbours, friends and relatives stood outside their homes as their hearses passed through the village they had lived in. The retired secretary contracted Covid after being admitted to Glan Clwyd hospital in north Wales following a fall in the street at Rhos-on-Sea, a pre-inquest hearing was told.

The grandmother had suffered a fractured pelvis, but also had bleeding on the brain as she was on the blood-thinning drug warfarin. She died on 13 April. The cause of death was given by the hospital as coronavirus due to traumatic subdural haemorrhage. A former factory worker, she was admitted to Glan Clwyd hospital in north Wales after falling and fracturing her leg at the Sandford care home in Prestatyn. She had undergone an operation and was recuperating when she contracted coronavirus in hospital, a pre-inquest hearing was told.

She died on 15 April. A mother of four sons, who had 11 grandchildren, she died on 27 March, four days after being admitted to hospital. She was understood to have had underlying health conditions for several years.

Her son, a consultant psychiatrist for the NHS in Leeds, was forced to watch her funeral via video as he is self-isolating for 12 weeks to protect his wife, who is undergoing treatment for leukaemia. All her four sons, her husband, her 11 grandchildren — she was still supporting us at all the family events. None of the family was able to visit her during her last days. Born in Somalia, his contribution to music during the anti-colonial and decolonisation period of the country made him a significant cultural figure of that time, said Hanna Ali, director of the London-based Kayd Somali arts organisation.

A healthcare assistant and grandmother who was determined to carry on working despite the risks, she had finished her last hospital shift on 10 April. Family and colleagues have paid tribute to Tapley, who died at the Great Western hospital in Swindon in the early hours of Sunday, as an inspiration. She took huge pride in her work but was so humble.

She embodied the nursing spirit. Thirty-seven-year-old Salina Shaw gave birth to her baby daughter just eight days before she died of Covid Shaw, from Southend in Essex, was vegan, healthy and had followed social distancing guidelines, according to her partner, Abdul Bangura.

Gladys Mujajati was a mental health nurse, who was working until a few weeks before her death. The year-old from Littleover, Derby, who had an underlying health condition, supported people through the Derby City community mental health team.

Former Leeds United and England footballer Norman Hunter died in hospital aged 76 on 17 April after contracting coronavirus. He was always grateful for what football had given him. Paying tribute to his 27 years in the fire service, the flag at Inverness fire station will be lowered to half-mast in recognition of his work.

The year-old had been in intensive care at Raigmore hospital, Inverness, for two weeks after contracting coronavirus and died on 12 April. A man devoted to his family, he loved to play golf, cycle, ski and walk, according to former colleagues. Becca Evans, a keen dancer, died on 9 April at the Royal Glamorgan hospital, after testing positive for Covid She was involved in the girl guiding movement and the Rhondda Polar Bears disabled swimming club. Rajesh Jayaseelan was an Uber driver and a father-of-two who died in Northwick Park hospital on April 11 after testing positive for the virus.

Jayaseelan, who lived in Harrow, west London, moved to the UK from Bangalore, India, a decade ago and worked as a driver for the ride-hailing app for the last few years. He spoke to his wife and two sons, aged four and six, who live in India, via video calls from his hospital bed before his condition deteriorated. Treble had worked as a theatre assistant at Wrexham Maelor hospital in north Wales for almost 40 years.

Colleagues said he was a hardworking, caring and compassionate member of their team. He died on Wednesday after testing positive for Covid, a spokesman for the Betsi Cadwaladr University health board said. Known as Joy to her friends and family, the grandmother and mother of three was one of five residents reported to have passed away in recent days at a nursing home in Peterhead. Her family said her health had taken a sudden turn for the worse last week.

She was just so kind-hearted, funny and caring. Cruz, who trained in the Philippines and came to the UK several years ago, died on 14 April after being treated for coronavirus in the intensive care unit at Morriston hospital in Swansea. She leaves a husband, Jeonardy, a son, Jeonard, a sister, Rose, and her parents. A hospital porter who was known for handing out sweets to his colleagues, he was described as a man for whom nothing was too much trouble.

A spokesperson for Mid Cheshire Hospitals said he had died at Leighton hospital after contracting Covid He was dedicated to the trust, and as a family we are grateful for and appreciative of all of the kind words and messages we have seen and received. A former merchant navy engineer who died on Easter Sunday of suspected Covid, he had dementia and was being cared for at a nursing home in the village of Bishopton in Renfrewshire, Scotland.

His daughter, Linda Verlaque, told the BBC that he was originally thought to have a chest infection, but developed a cough and high temperature as his condition deteriorated. She expressed her gratitude that she was allowed in, wearing personal protective equipment, to say goodbye to her father.

The couple, from Warrington in Cheshire, died of Covid within 11 days of each other. As well as their four children and six grandchildren, they had looked after 26 foster children. Mrs Williams, 74, reportedly worked as a care assistant looking after the elderly until last year. Her husband was a popular figure in the local community, where he worked as an Asda supermarket assistant, a bingo caller and a hospital helpdesk volunteer.

After schooling and a period of internment on the Isle of Man she joined in war effort, working in a factory. She married her husband, Alfred, in and brought up three children before training as a teacher and working at secondary level for many years, instructing in needlework as well as in English, maths and German. Later generations would also learn of the wartime efforts of Lore and her husband, who died in , through their recollections on television and also at the Imperial War Museum, which collected an oral history from her.

She is survived by family members including her daughter Margaret, son Barrie, grandchildren Corrina, Jacob, Joseph and Rosanna, and great-grandchildren Benjamin and Zia, and godson Martin. Dr Tun, who died in the intensive care unit at the hospital in Reading on Monday, studied medicine in Yangon, Myanmar, and worked a research medical officer for the World Health Organization.

A first-year student mental health nurse who studied at Middlesex University in Hendon, Raymond had been working part-time as healthcare assistant. Residents also spoke highly of the veteran nurse, who was known for her calmness, as well as for being an excellent cook who made Caribbean and Indian food for those at the home.

After falling sick at home, she was taken to Good Hope hospital in Sutton Coldfield where she died on 8 April, leaving behind her husband Ken, a year-old son and a daughter aged Originally from Malawi, she had trained and worked at New Cross hospital in Wolverhampton and was employed by the Wolverhampton-based care agency Totally Care.

She had a passion to always help others. She was dedicated to helping people. She died in hospital on 4 April. A rabbi who commanded respect far beyond the strictly Orthodox Jewish community in Stamford Hill, north London, that he served, Pinter died on Monday after being admitted to hospital last week.

Tributes were paid by communal and political figures. Pinter spoke to the Guardian three weeks ago about claims that guidance on social distancing was not being followed in some pockets of the ultra-Orthodox community in Stamford Hill. A father of three girls and grandfather to six children, he was admitted to hospital in March after a fall but died on 3 April after contracting Covid He came to the UK from Mauritius as a student, studying at Queen Mary University of London, and working in restaurants to help pay his bills before getting married.

His daughter Devita Michael recalled his love of holidays at the English seaside, and picnics in Richmond Park watching the deer. Dad and Mum should have been celebrating 50 years of marriage this year, and then there is Christmas, this will be the toughest for us all as Dad loved Christmas, it was his absolute favourite. A maths teacher at Notre Dame High in Greenock, west of Glasgow, pupils and other members of the school community have been posting red-themed images in honour of the lifelong Manchester United fan under the social media hashtag redforgerry.

A former Fleet Street photojournalist who worked and freelanced for titles including, in the s, the Guardian, Goodman published his first book a week before he died on 2 April. After growing up in Hackney, east London, he went into photojournalism and worked on Fleet Street for more than 20 years. In the early s he moved to Norfolk, where he taught photography and did an MA in fine art.

In the few weeks before his death, Goodman had released One Saturday in 82 on Broadway Market , a collection of black and white photos chronicling the lives of shoppers and shop owners on the east London market. He is also survived by his wife, Annie, and son, Adam. Jamabo, a carer who worked for Cherish Elderly Care in Bury, moved to the UK from Nigeria in the early s and had been a key worker for more than 25 years. Jamabo died in hospital on 1 April, a week after she fell ill with suspected Covid Her youngest son has since tested positive for the virus.

Storrie had been living in Dubai but returned to Scotland with his wife and two sons last month to celebrate his birthday and watch the Rangers v Bayer Leverkusen Europa League match. After flight restrictions to curb the spread of the virus in the UK were put in place, the family were unable to return to Dubai and rented an apartment in Glasgow where Storrie died on 31 March.

The Filipino hospital porter died on Saturday after contracting Covid His wife is also believed to have been taken to hospital with severe symptoms of the virus.

He was a father and a husband who had been working as a porter at the John Radcliffe hospital since he arrived in the UK in Tributes poured in for Brooke-Taylor , a much-admired fixture of British comedy for five decades who became a household name as one third of The Goodies. He died on 12 April. He was such a lovely funny man. I watched him as a kid and it was always a thrill to work with him. Smith, a plaster technician, had worked at Doncaster Royal Infirmary for over 35 years.

I am incredibly thankful to colleagues who cared for Kevin, and for their tireless efforts during this time. She had worked at the cancer centre for many years, initially as a volunteer. Donna will always have a special place in our hearts and we will all want to send our heartfelt sympathy and love to her family at this very difficult time.

The death of Trollope, a matron for older adult mental health services in Hillingdon, west London, was announced on 11 April. She was praised for her empathy and support for older people with dementia. She was an example to every one of us. She had been self-isolating at home, Worcestershire acute hospitals NHS trust said. Her condition deteriorated and she died at home on Friday. Roberts had been at a nurse since the s, Cardiff and Vale health board said.

He briefly retired in December but then resumed work. He is survived by his wife, son and grandson. She was a brilliant science teacher and very popular with her pupils, not least her year 11 tutor group, and her colleagues. According to her LinkedIn profile, the former University of Leicester and Liverpool Hope University student had worked at the academy since September and had previously been employed as a research chemist for about 10 years.

Vose was a classified sales advertising manager who had worked for several newspaper publishers, including the Independent group, before his retirement. He began working in advertising after serving in the RAF. When he started showing symptoms of coronavirus he moved into a spare bedroom to protect his wife, Mary, who suffers from the lung disease COPD. He is survived by his wife, two sons and four grandchildren.

If I needed help in any way he was there; when I needed telling I was behaving like an ass he was there. I shall miss my buddy. Simmons was a lawyer at Devereux Chambers, London, who later served for many years as a judge on south-eastern circuit.

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