Britain's oldest Covid survivor has just celebrated her 108th birthday.

Angela Hutor survived Covid last year when she was 107.

The Hackney resident who lives in St Anne's Home on Manor Road has lived through two world wars and five respiratory pandemics including the 1918 Spanish Flu.

Angela’s daughter Pauline Hutor, of Mercers Road, Tufnell Park, said her mother is "really well" with a "brain as sharp as anything".

Ham & High: Angela Hutor has just turned 108 after surviving Covid last year.Angela Hutor has just turned 108 after surviving Covid last year. (Image: Hutor family)

She told the Gazette about her mother's birthday yesterday (August 12): "We celebrated with mass and a special blessing then my partner and I had lunch with her.

"In the afternoon, we had cake with Mother Agnes and the Sisters, then up to her floor for cake with the residents and carers, definitely a day of celebration."

Ham & High: Angela Hutor aged 4 in the early 1900s. Picture: Courtesy of the Hutor familyAngela Hutor aged 4 in the early 1900s. Picture: Courtesy of the Hutor family (Image: Courtesy of the Hutor family)

Sister Agnes is mother superior at the care home which looks after elderly people from the area.

Pauline added: "Everyone made a great fuss of her and it was a really happy party atmosphere."

Ham & High: Angela Hutor when she was about 30 years old. Picture: Courtesy of the Hutor familyAngela Hutor when she was about 30 years old. Picture: Courtesy of the Hutor family (Image: Courtesy of the Hutor family)