Liverpool’s Covid19 journey
Strand Street in Liverpool's city centre is deserted as the country goes into its first lockdown in March 2020.
Theatres and restaurants in the city's once lively Georgian Quarter are eerily quiet as the culture and hospitality sector are shut down.
The doors of once busy restaurants are closed and padlocked.
Safety measures are implemented to protect shoppers at a supermarket in the city.
As vulnerable people are told to stay at home Liverpool City Council staff prepare food parcels to support those people that can't go out.
Essential food items are placed in to food parcels to support the most vulnerable people in the city.
Food parcels are organised by suburb ready for collection.
Council staff are deployed to deliver food parcels across Liverpool.
Staff at Aintree University Hospital take part in 'Clap For Carers' after losing two staff members to coronavirus. April 2020
Key workers are thanked for their service at Aintree University Hospital during one of the weekly 'Clap For Carers' events.
Road markings thanking NHS workers for their service during the pandemic is created outside the Royal Liverpool University Hospital. April 2020.
Artwork created by children from a key worker school in north Liverpool. April 2020.
A Senior Critical Care nurse displays marks on her face from wearing the required PPE whilst treating Covid-19 patients at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital. October 2020.
Inside the Intensive Care Unit treating Covid-19 patients at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital. October 2020.
A nurse enters the COVID ward at the Royal Liverpool University Hospital. October 2020.
Medics at work inside the Royal Liverpool University Hospital's Covid ICU. October 2020.
A view of the queue at the Liverpool Tennis Centre, one of the Covid-19 mass testing sites in Liverpool. November 2020.
Army personnel are brought in to Liverpool to assist with Covid-19 mass testing programme. November 2020.
A soldier assists a resident with her lateral flow test during the Covid-19 mass testing programme. November 2020.
Army personnel assist with the Covid-19 mass testing programme. November 2020.
John Riley visits his wife, Lilian, in a care home for the first time in a year. March 2021.
John Riley holds his wife, Lilian's hand during their visit. March 2021.
The Covid vaccine is rolled out to NHS staff and vulnerable people in Liverpool. November 2020.
Pictures of rainbows in Windows across Liverpool thank NHS workers for their service during the Covid-19 pandemic. April 2020.
A banner displayed on St George's Hall to thank the people of Liverpool for their response to the pandemic. July 2020.