Sick children's stolen Christmas presents are replaced
Lord Sugar along with a number of electrical stores offered to pay for new presents.
Lord Sugar along with a number of electrical stores offered to pay for new presents.
Christmas presents, destined to be unwrapped by the sickest children at Great Ormond Street Hospital, were stolen over the weekend.
Christmas presents destined for sick children at Great Ormond Street Hospital's intensive care unit have been stolen.
The £11m Morgan Stanley Clinical Building is part of a major redevelopment programme at the children's hospital.
Read the full storyGreat Ormond Street Childrens Hospital has opened another new wing.
The Morgan Stanley Clinical Building is part of the hospital's major redevelopment programme.
Ria Chatterjee has been to take a look.
Our reporter Liz Wickham went to meet Kludia and her daughter Freya at Great Ormond Street Hospital. Freya tells us how much life has changed and how she's really looking forward to celebrating Mother's Day together with her daughter at home one day.
Freya suffers from a serious heart condition, so this Mother's Day her parents went to visit their baby girl at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Many other parents will be visiting the hospital to be with their sick children on this special day.
The chance of a hand made card, some chocolates or flowers from little Freja in years to come holds a significance way beyond the usual joys of Mother's Day for Kludia Redlich. Ever since Freja was born she and her parents have essentially lived their lives at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Freya has a serious heart condition which means she remains on the ward. Kludia and Matt have some consolation in that Gt Ormond St Can put them up at one of their specially provided appartments for patients' families -Guilford St House.
I went to meet this young family to find out how they cope.
Liz Wickham, Health Correspondent