there is the nhs nightingale london. i'm waiting to pass, and people are just...t social distancing to be happening, literally i stopped to pass through a doorway and people just walked past me. this is what i don't like. this is when i start to get anxious. anyway, i'm here. finished at the hospital. i told you, it ramps up every time — so, this time, they gave us a face mask to wear. so, literally every appointment, it has escalated a bit more. but, yeah, everything is ok with baby, heartbeat is fine. got another appointment for next week when we will look at possibly booking an induction. it is so weird. this is the first time since the pandemic that i've actually been in a shop with actual baby clothes! i'm so excited! i have been looking at stuff online, but you don't feel the excitement because you're just clicking on a picture. being in a shop and seeing them, it was nice. it was just a nice bit of normality and i think because i am at the end as well, it was nice to have a bit of that "i'm having a baby" excitement back. look! that is just the cutest. yeah

of capacity, there were nightingale so—called hospitals in east london, birmingham, that huge new bed provision and it was nobody's thought that they were not taken up. the nhsstion of equipment but the question about was able to accommodate people. but whereas we have just been talking about, the collateral damage on that was in other ailments. and it wasn't the case that all doctors and all medical staff were thrown into covid and redeployed. bizarrely, there we re and redeployed. bizarrely, there were instances of specialists, not their fault, but specialists who are underemployed during covid because people were simply not going to get themselves tested and operations we re themselves tested and operations were simply not taking place. and some doctors and specialists i have been speaking to over the last few months have said the nhs stands for the national hospital service not the national hospital service not the national hospital service not the national health service because those other areas were overbroad during this crisis. can we look onto the telegraph because we have quite a few to get there, olivia. ) and shops to reopen schools. this is a me