Junior doctor explains most terrifying thing about working in a hospital A&E ward
Doctors, nurses and all medical staff are working round the clock to keep the country safe as it battles the coronavirus pandemic.But courageous medical staff are still going into work to care for those who are ill, often during gruelling and emotionally exhausting shifts.
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