Covid deaths: Four stories in 100,000 - BBC News
As the UK records its 100,000th death from Covid within 28 days of a positive test, Catherine Burns speaks to some of the people behind the figures.
In March 2020, we were told it would be a ‘’good outcome’’ if coronavirus killed 20,000 people across the UK.

Now the bleakest milestone has been reached: 100,000 deaths.

In a statement, Health Secretary Matt Hancock said "behind these heart-breaking figures are friends, families and neighbours. The vaccine offers us the way out, but we cannot let up now and we sadly still face a tough period ahead. The virus is still spreading and we're seeing over 3,500 people per day being admitted into hospital."

Health correspondent Catherine Burns looks at the past year of the UK’s epidemic and hears from families who have lost loved ones.

Filmed and edited by Julius Peacock. Additional filming by Emily Brooks