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Evelina London has become one of four children's hospital in England to provide an exciting, potentially life-saving gene therapy to babies.

Over 70 families in Lambeth and Southwark have been supported by Evelina London's innovative COVID-19 wellbeing clinic created by our school nursing team.

Plans for our bigger, better children's hospital have now been submitted to Lambeth Council and are available for you to view and comment on.

BBC's Victoria Derbyshire visited Evelina London's children's hospital, to highlight how we continued to care for unwell children and young people during the pandemic, whilst also supporting Guy's and St Thomas' hospitals to care for adults with COVID-19.

This model of care involves parents or carers as equal partners with the clinical team looking after their baby and sharing decision making.

Six-year-old Tony, who raised more than £1.5 million for Evelina London last year, has raised another £76,000 by taking part in a fundraising challenge in tribute to his hero Captain Sir Tom Moore.

The construction of our state-of-the-art children's surgery centre received a helping hand from TV presenter Dom Littlewood as part of a BBC programme about the construction industry during the pandemic.

We are planning a new hospital building, which will be joined to our existing children's hospital, as part of exciting plans to grow.

Tony is challenging himself to walk a total of 100 steps without the aid of his crutches.

Evelina London's sleep experts are highlighting the importance of teenagers getting a full night's sleep, and encouraging them to view sleep as part of their overall health.