Coronavirus: Care home workers have been "left behind" in health crisis

An East Kilbride care home where 23 people have died from coronavirus still hasn’t had all residents and staff tested for the disease.

A care home boss has accused the Scottish Government for three months of “mixed messages, mismanagement and missed opportunities” during the pandemic.

Lorraine Kelly made a lovely gesture to three care home workers who have been separated from their families during the pandemic.

In recent weeks, we have seen the Duke of Cambridge focus on the efforts being made by frontline workers across the U.K. and around the world during the COVID-19 crisis.

Malin Andersson has been seen looking exhausted after completing a gruelling night shift as a carer.The 27 year old, who recently revealed that cruel bullies called her Hitler at school, returned to work earlier this year after the coronavirus pandemic forced the UK into lockdown. Doing her part for the nation, the reality star was spotted walking out of the home and to her car as she struggled to carry a box of water.

In these challenging and uncertain times, it’s the little things that really count.

A Scots care home has confirmed a Covid-19 outbreak after 10 residents tested positive for the virus.

The family of an East Kilbride care home resident have heaped praise on dedicated staff amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The death toll at a Prestwick care home hit by coronavirus has risen to 22.

A MSP has urged the Care Inspectorate to launch an investigation into an East Kilbride care home where 23 residents have died from coronavirus.

The First Minister accepted there will have to be an inquiry into care home infections as she admitted “different conclusions” might have been made with hindsight.

Police have launched an investigation into deaths at a care home where 10 elderly residents have been killed by coronavirus.

A care home has come under fire after staff risked spreading coronavirus to vulnerable residents by dancing together and sharing a microphone during a visit from a pub DJ.

Having a ball! Prince William and Duchess Kate played virtual bingo with a group of elderly residents and healthcare workers from a nursing home on Thursday, May 21.

Coronavirus in care homes will be thrust into the spotlight again amid reports ministers knew a month ago that temporary workers were helping spread the killer disease.

The usual evening meal at a Blantyre care home was ‘re-plaiced’ by a free fish supper recently.

Corey Feldman has a top 20 hit song.

By David Robb