The world class palliative care centre is dedicated to providing emotional and medical support to terminally ill children
Professor Bluebond-Langner heads a team dedicated to improving clinical practise for and policy for children everywhere
Jim joined GOSH as chaplain in 2006 and alongside a team of imams and other faith leaders in the hospital
The 21-year-old's life was saved by the hospital when she was admitted with congenital heart disease as a child
'The children here wouldn't get by without Lynsey - without a doubt if she wasn't here then we'd have cracked up'
The six-year-old suffers from nephrotic syndrome and is currently waiting for a kidney from his father Nick
The 14-year-old's Heartware artificial heart device means she can be at home in Flintshire this Christmas
Few staff at the hospital are as knowledgeable as the professor, whose skills bridge the gap between surgery and research
The worst of the seven-year-old's treatment is over but he has more than two years of follow-up treatment ahead
Seven-year-old went home last month after a successful heart transplant and is set to be back at school by January
This Christmas her team hope to make life on the ward as normal for the children as they possibly can
'Cheeky' two-year-old has a Thomas the Tank engine sticker on the artificial heart that has kept him alive for eight months
We will return to their stories as they undergo new treatments, face new challenges and find out what their futures hold
There is a common misconception that the pioneering reputation and history of the hospital means that it doesn’t need to rely on the public for donations – in fact, it is exactly for these reasons that it does
Until 1852, there was no hospital in Britain dedicated solely to the treatment of children – and then came GOSH
Politics should never be reserved for those with the time and inclination to be tribalists or hobbyists
But if the film makers were committed to calling out discrimination, why didn’t they offer the job to a trans actor?
Across its long history the wards of GOSH have witnessed some of the world's most most pioneering medical achievements
While the issue of body image has regularly been touched upon in the mainstream media for our female counterparts, it has been an issue rapidly on the rise for men over the years
With your money we can help save and improve the lives of children like Amy from all across the country
The following letters are in the 24th November edition of the Independent
The party has ended up in the curious position of hiding behind a Commons report (it doesn’t usually take such documents so seriously), and in effect ceding Scottish Government “foreign policy” to a Russian or Chinese Security Council veto
The animals are ‘bred for the bullet’, spending their lives in small, dirty, compounds
No wonder The Queen has looked utterly furious half of her life. They rarely let her go home