Both patients were admitted to the hospital following needlestick injuries
Two UK military healthcare workers are being assessed for Ebola at the Royal Free Hospital.
Both patients were admitted to the hospital, in Pond Street, Hampstead, following needlestick injuries while working in Sierra Leone.
The hospital says both are likely to have been exposed to Ebola, but have not been diagnosed with the virus and do not have symptoms.
The Royal Free also treated Scottish nurse Pauline Cafferkey for Ebola, who left the hospital last month after making a full recovery.
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