SELFISH Brits used a ladder to climb into a closed park during lockdown – next to one of Britain’s most overrun coronavirus hospitals. The rule-breaking park-goers clambered over the wa…
SELFISH Brits used a ladder to climb into a closed park during lockdown - next to one of Britain's most overrun coronavirus hospitals.
The hospital is at the frontline of the coronavirus outbreak having seen the highest number of infections outside of London. The Royal Gwent is the biggest hospital within the Aneurin Bevan Health Board area which has seen 590 confirmed cases of coronavirus.
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