more room because we are now opening up some of our speciality hospitals to adult patients, mdm ‘s, cancers centres, in the texas children'sd—19 patients so we accommodate covid—19 patients so we still have a bit of wriggle room for that but who wa nts to wriggle room for that but who wants to get there? we need to do is hold community cranes transmission now. thank you so much for talking to us. there are more than a dozen vaccines being trialled around the world — all with hopes of ending the pandemic. producing a vaccine is a slow, complicated and secretive process. the bbc‘s medical correspondent fergus walsh has had exclusive access to the first human trials of a vaccine being developed by imperial college in london — they're using an approach that's never been tried before. coronavirus has transformed all our lives, and although restrictions are easing, there's only one certain way out of the pandemic, one way to protect us all from the virus, to return society to normal, and that's a vaccine. never has science responded so fast to a global health threat. what usually takes years has been done in months. there are no