Pauline Cafferkey, the Glasgow nurse who contracted Ebola while in West Africa more than a year ago, has been discharged from hospital following treatment for complications related to her earlier infection.
It had been the third time she was admitted to hospital since contracting the disease.
The Royal Free Hospital has confirmed that Pauline Cafferkey is to be transferred there for treatment for "a late complication" from when she was infected with the Ebola virus.
A spokesman for the hospital said:
Ms Cafferkey was treated at the Royal Free when she was first infected with Ebola.
She was treated there again last year for meningitis caused by Ebola.
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