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we always knew winter would be worse than sprague had been in this is proving to be the case but thel. we are much better at treating patients with this disease now. although the hospital numbers will go up, the debts should not go up will go up, the debts should not go up in the same way they did previously because you do have treatments so i think this is all about hospital capacity and clearly what we don't want is lots of people in hospital corridors waiting for intensive care beds. that is not the kind of healthcare system we want thatis kind of healthcare system we want that is what the restrictions are going to have to do. on a personal note, we talked to you on bbc request for many months. i remember when you are here in the studio and one time when you were really feeling the pressure. is it the same right now? it's not the same as it was then. the difference now, we know what we're dealing with. we know what we're dealing with. we know how to treat them. the biggest treasuries people who are managing hospitals, looking up hospitals, trying to work out how many covid patient