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Madeleine Oliver is a 5th year medical student, originally from London. Like many other medical students Madeleine volunteered to help out with the fight against COVID-19. She spoke to us about what it’s been like working on the frontline with doctors, nurses and patients at the hospital.

contains quote from Madeleine 'I felt really lucky. So many young people were sent home from university with nothing to do, but I had something tangible to do'
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