The UK is likely to be now reaching the peak of coronavirus cases, the Chief Medical Officer has said.
Dr Alex George says coronavirus peak could last for months as he reveals UK might not be back to normal until WINTER
30.03.2020 - 14:27 / ok.co.uk
Here at OK! we couldn’t be more grateful to everyone working for the NHS, and putting themselves at risk for us all during this difficult time. One of the people working on the frontline is A&E doctor Alex George.The 30 year old found fame on Love Island in 2018, but has since returned back to his original career.
He is now using his voice to inform us all on what to do to ensure we beat the coronavirus. Here, the star tells us how girlfriend Amelia feels about his job, why he thinks the
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