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Stephen Graham reveals personal connection to Covid care-home crisis while filming new drama Help

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ACTOR Stephen Graham opened up on the moment he came into contact with Covid but it turned up to be a "blessing in disguise".

Graham, 48, stars alongside rising star Jodie Comer in Channel 4's new gripping drama called Help. The drama takes place in a fictional care home in Liverpool as the coronavirus pandemic begins to affect both its staff and patients.

The story focuses on Sarah (Comer), a young care worker who forms a bond with a 47-year-old patient Tony (Graham) who has early onset Alzheimers.

Help provides an insight into the struggles faced by care workers across the country who received minimal amounts of PPE and even less support in the early months of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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