Lockdown loneliness advice from a 91-year-old

Marjorie Wells, who is 91 and lives alone, says loneliness can be devastating but "it's no good feeling sorry for yourself".

The retired maths teacher has only left her house once since the lockdown in March.

She says the restrictions she experienced during WWII has helped her cope during the pandemic.

Producer: Claire Jones

Video journalist: Patrick Clahane

Beating loneliness: Millions of people, young and old, are facing loneliness, isolation and separation during the lockdown. A BBC News project, on TV, radio and online, reveals some of their stories and how they are fighting back.