Part8b England UK We’ve Seen This Movie Before Hospitals Empty Full Capacity Covid-19 Coronavirus

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They told us it's by us staying at the Stemes, it's very different. I think that's what makes it so much scarier for us as nurses and doctors and porters and health care systems and everyone else is working on the front line. We have children who are coming in and it was it was minimally affecting children in the first wave. We have a whole world of children here and I know that my colleagues are in condition where they have a group of children. 20 and 30 year olds we have no one to like health conditions are coming in. You know it's people that also aren't aware of how sick they are. So they'll come in to A&E for difficulty in breathing thinking that maybe they've contracted COVID and you know you check their observations and they're in a lot of a lot less position than they even realize. But we know that winter is always a tricky time for the health service. So this is this just standard winter pressures are a thing's worse because of the coronavirus. This graph shows us the number of emergency admissions hospitals in England dating from June 2015 to November this year which is the most recent data that we have and this shows us that although there are some fluctuations with numbers typically rising around the winter months the number of emergency admissions is not higher than its similar points in the last few years. Good afternoon sir where are you today? Well yeah patients in the city hospital. City hospital in Nottingham. In Nottingham yeah. Central England. Yeah and due to the COVID crisis I guess it's going to be packed solid here isn't it a critical point. Yeah. Oh it's empty. Yeah just like the QMC was. Well I government wouldn't lie to us would they about this COVID massive pandemic where millions of people are dying? No never. And it's empty. Yep. Security is looking at us from the winter on the summer day. Oh security looking at us. Yeah. Should we go and talk to them? He's just here. Hi security. Are you busy? I guess not. Anyway I think we'll leave it there. That speaks for itself doesn't it? So as we await the announcements on the further extensions of the lockdowns across the country including London I'm here in West London outside one of the major hospitals in West London, Ealing Hospital to see is there a crisis in West London? So as you can see very quiet indeed inside the hospital much quiet and it would normally be on a midweek day. So the hospitals are busy in West London let's go and check out a couple of the testing centers. So this is Featherstone walk in COVID testing center. Very very small trickle of people I've seen come here since I've been here but very very few indeed. Here is Ealing second testing center at Gennels Sports Center absolutely no one in sight. You can see the security members staff just inside the doorway but not a single person arriving or leaving and again no queues. So as we can see if there is any COVID crisis in the NHS there certainly isn't in Ealing. So as we district hospital two cows there. There's two two ambulances here. And then the medical staff only. Yeah it doesn't look like really really. Hey in here. Hey yeah. Yeah it's for now busy in the COVID water. I don't know how busy the COVID water because I don't work down there. Oh yeah. Is it next talk? Yeah it's just wondering if how busy it is because there's pandemic. There is a big pandemic and it is really really right. I'm just annoyed at all. I just feel curious. Yeah. I don't know how many. Is it any only says there's been eight deaths related to COVID from March 2019 to February 2020? I'm eight. So yeah eight deaths. So just thinking it doesn't really call in, you know, calls in a pandemic. Yeah I'm sorry. I saw just... Okay cheers. Yeah. Yeah. Don't really look back. Not busy really. That the dog being blown hospital and tick. Level two empty. Let's go on to level three.robot Empty. Just walking down from the jacketours . It's better when you do ignition HE, Combatian waves in theInstrophy Class, and there aim at high-level Oh. So since the pan-Birentlich began last year, Since the pandemic began last year, the whole United Kingdom has been engaged in a great national effort to fight COVID, and there's no doubt that in fighting the old that has been controlled as long as our current efforts do not win in them. Now we're in them. But we now have a new vessel. It's now going to happen so that it's being both frustrating and alarm to see the speed which the new variant is spreading. Our scientists have confirmed that this new vessel might be available. And 70% more transmissible. That means you're much, much more likely to catch the virus and to pass it on. As I speak to you tonight, our hospitals are under more pressure from COVID than at any time since the start of the pandemic. In England alone, the number of COVID patients in hospitals has increased by nearly a third in the last week, almost 27 cars. That number is 40% higher than the first peak in April. On the 29th of December, more than 80,000 people tested positive for COVID across the UK, a new record. The number of deaths is up by 20% over the last week and will sadly rise further in my thoughts on whether all those who've lost loved ones. With most of the country already under extreme measures, it's clear that we need to know together to bring this new variant under control while our vaccines are rolled out. In England, we must therefore go into a national lockdown which is tough enough to contain this variant. That means the government is once again instructing you to stay at home. You may only leave home for limited reasons permitted in more, such as to shop for essentials, to work if you absolutely cannot work from home, to exercise, to seek medical assistance, such as getting a COVID test or to escape domestic abuse. The full details of what you can and can't do will be available at gov.uk forward slash coronavirus. If you're a clinically extremely vulnerable, we're advising you to begin surely again and you will shortly receive a letter about what this means for you. And because we now have to do everything we possibly can to stop the spread of the disease, primary schools, secondary schools and colleges across England must move to remote provision from tomorrow except for vulnerable children and the children of key worlds. Everyone will still be able to access earlier settings such as nurseries. We recognize that this will mean it's not possible for them, but all exams that go ahead this summer as well. The Education Secretary will work with off-quail to put in place alternative arrangements. We will provide extra support to ensure that pupils entitled to free school meals will continue to receive them whilst schools are closed and will distribute more devices to support the remote. I completely understand the inconvenience and distress this late change will cause millions of parents and pupils up and down the country. Parents whose children were in school to live in. My name is Emily R. I'm not taking this. This is what you see. And the answer is simply that we've been doing everything in our power to keep the schools open because we know how important each day of the education system is for children's life choices. And I want to stress that the problem is not that schools are unsafe for children. The children of school are in a relationship with the children. The children of school are in a relationship with the children of school. The children of school's name nonetheless act as vectors for transmission, causing the virus to spread between high schools. Today the United Kingdom of the Chief Medical Officers have advised that the country should move to alert levels 5, meaning that if actually is not taken NHS capacity may be overwhelmed within 21 days. Of course there is one huge difference compared to last year. We're now learning out the Fibriest Vaccination Programme in our history. So far we in the UK have vaccinated more people than in the rest of Europe combined. With the arrival today of the UK's own Oxford, AstraZeneca vaccine, the pace of vaccination is accelerating. I can share with you tonight the NHS is realistic expectations for the vaccination programme in the coming days. By the middle of February, if things go well and you'd affair within ourselves, the expected will offer the first vaccine dose to everyone and the full top priority groups identified by the joint from the beyond vaccination and immunisation. That means vaccinating all residents in a care home for older adults and their carers. Everyone over the age of 70, all frontline health and social care workers and everyone who is clinically extremely vulnerable. If we succeed in vaccinating all those groups, we will have removed removed huge numbers of people from the path of the virus. And of course, that will eventually enable us to lift many of the restrictions we have endured for so long. I must emphasise that even if we achieve this goal, there remains a time lag of two to three weeks from getting a jab to receiving immunity and there will be a further time lag before the pressure on the NHS is lifted. So we should remain cautious about the timetable ahead. But if our understanding of the virus doesn't change dramatically once again, if the rollout of the vaccine programme continues to be successful, if deaths start to fall as the vaccine takes effect, and critically, if everyone plays their part by following the rules, then I hope we can steadily move out of lockdown, reopening schools after the February half-term and starting cautiously to move regions down the tiers. I want to say to everyone right across the UK that I know how tough this is, and I know how frustrated you are, and I know that you haven't more than enough of government guidance about defeating this virus. But now, more than ever, we must pull together. You should follow the new rules from now, and they will become law in the early hours of Wednesday morning, a parliament will meet largely remotely later that day. I know that the devolved administrations in Scotland wells are Northern Ireland, share my conviction that this is a pivotal moment and they're taking similar steps. The weeks ahead will be the hardest yet, but I really do believe that we're entering the last phase of the struggle, because with every jab that goes into our arms, we are tilting the odds against Covid and in favour of the British people. And thanks to the miracle of science, not only is the end in sight, but we know exactly how we will get there. But for now, I'm afraid you must once again stay at home, protect the NHS and save lives. Thank you all very much. The virus is clearly out of control, and there's no good, the Prime Minister hinting that further restrictions are coming to place in a week or two or three. That delay has been the source of so many problems. So I say, bringing those restrictions now, national restrictions within the next 24 hours, that has to be the first step to controlling the virus. On schools, I don't want to add to the chaos that will be caused by having all schools closed tomorrow, and many will be closed. It is inevitable more schools are going to have to close, and the company will plan for children to go to school. I mean, in the next 24 hours, let's not have a climate, so I'm going to do it the front yet. That's the problem is made so many times. Nationwide lockdown, the Prime Minister is hitting the vast amount of people. But he's delaying a bit, and he can't afford that again. He can't allow the Prime Minister to use that next 24 hours. He's been doing that. Look down, look, he's been asking for it. Do it now, but the necessary first step to get the virus back 100 percent. This new government is important to ensure that possible things are important to that. It's not going to have the world easy to work with the families, the families, the schools, the schools, the schools, the schools, the schools, the schools, the schools, the schools, everybody wants to go back to school. There's no going to be a problem. That source is a number of things. We know that the Prime Minister has accepted that. It's inevitable more schools will close. I don't want to call for the closure of schools tomorrow morning and add to the chaos, but we do need to recognise that it's inevitable that more schools will close, and we need a planning place to deal with that. But it can only be part of a wider strategy that has a national lockdown in place in the next 24 hours. The Prime Minister is hinting at it, but he's not doing it. We can't afford that delay again. You said to never to call for more schools, for more schools and even should close, and it's so when. I'm not saying all schools should close. Nobody wants that. That should be the last result. Not the first result, but the national lockdown that's necessary has to come first. We can't have retail open in some places and schools closed, but it is inevitable. Will the Leader of the Oppositions Secretary of State, Chairman, join me now from Westminster, very good evening to you, Secretary of State, I suppose it gives you no pleasure in saying that you've been calling for something like what the Prime Minister announced for some time. Well, we are in a very serious situation, and the figures are start the number of infections, the number of admissions to hospital, and tragically the number of deaths. We have called on the government to take this step. I don't want to quarrel at this stage. I think the measures the Prime Minister has outlined are necessary. We will support them, and I think what the country wants to see is everybody pulling together to do our level best to get through this. It's very important that people heed the government guidance, particularly the stay-at-home message. So whatever quarrels or challenges I have with the government with the Prime Minister, in a sense tonight, the really important thing is to say that we support these measures, and we are all under a duty, I think, to do whatever we can to make them work. And you would accept, though, wouldn't you, that the Prime Minister is acting from the right instincts in trying desperately to keep the schools, or as many of them as possible? Well, nobody wants to see schools closed, and that should always be the last resort, but sadly it's inevitable that they will be. I think what's important now is that we, if you like, remake the contract with the British people, which is you put up with these restrictions, tough restrictions. This is going to be a really hard number of weeks. In return, the government gets that vaccine rolled out as quickly as possible. We were the first country to get the vaccine. We need to be the first country to have the programme of vaccination carried out. That has to be the basic contract. But I think tonight, what's important is that everybody follows the new rules, the full, the new guidance. This was sadly inevitable, and we just have to make this work in the coming weeks. Are there any measures that you think the Prime Minister missed out on? Is there anything you think he should have done? I think the most important thing is the messaging. And if you like, the spirit of March, because compliance is absolutely critical now, that spirit of stay at home, I'm glad the Prime Minister mentioned victims of domestic violence and domestic abuse, because that has been a really big issue. But as I say, whatever other quarrels I may have with the Prime Minister, I think tonight, what the country wants to see is people pulling together to say that we have to follow these new rules. We have to make this work. These are going to be really, really tough weeks. Yeah, and we're drawing parallels with what happened in March. And as you point out, the big difference being there's a vaccine here, and we're racing to get that into many people's arms as possible. I want to ask you though about the issue of enforcement. Looking back to March, April, of last year, we saw different police forces taking different approaches. Do you think it's important, particularly when it comes to this issue of traveling? And we know that some countries introduce five phenomenal rules and things like that, no cross-incount. In saying that you've been calling for something like what the Prime Minister announced for some time? Well, we are in a very serious situation, and the figures are stark, the number of infections, the number of admissions to hospital, and tragically the number of deaths. And we have called on the government to take this step. I don't want to quarrel at this stage. I think the measures the Prime Minister has outlined are necessary. We will support them, and I think what the country wants to see is everybody pulling together to do our level best to get through this. It's very important that people heed the government guidance, particularly the stay-at-home message. So whatever quarrels or challenges I have with the government, with the Prime Minister, in a sense tonight, the really important thing is to say that we support these measures, and we're all under a duty, I think, to do whatever we can to make them work. And you would accept, though, wouldn't you, that the Prime Minister is acting from the right instincts in trying desperately to keep the schools, or as many of them as possible, open? Well, nobody wants to see schools closed, and that should always be the last resort, but sadly, it's inevitable that they will be. I think what's important now is that we, if you like, remake the contract with the British people, which is you put up with these restrictions, tough restrictions, this is going to be a really hard number of weeks. In return, the government gets that vaccine rolled out as quickly as possible. We were the first country to get the vaccine. We need to be the first country to have the programme of vaccination carried out. That has to be the basic contract, but I think tonight what's important is that everybody follows the new rules, the full, the new guidance. This was sadly inevitable, and we just have to make this work in the coming weeks. Are there any measures you think the Prime Minister missed out on? Is there anything you think he should have done? I think the most important thing is the messaging. If you like the spirit of March, because compliance is absolutely critical now, that spirit of stay at home, I'm glad the Prime Minister mentioned victims of domestic violence and domestic abuse, because has been a really big issue. But as I say, whatever other quarrels I may have with the Prime Minister, I think tonight what the country wants to see is people pulling together to say that we have to follow these new rules. We have to make this work. These are going to be really, really tough weeks. We're drawing parallels with what happened in March, and as you point out, the big difference being there's a vaccine here and we're racing to get that into as many people as arms as possible. Well, I want to ask you though about the issue of enforcement. Looking back to March April of last year, we saw different police forces taking different approaches. Do you think it's important, particularly when it comes to this issue of traveling, and we know that some companies have produced like more people, and it's like that, no crossing counting borders. Shouldn't we be doing something like that here in the United Kingdom because of the new variants that are around in some parts of the country and not yet established in others? We need real consistency here, and the more this can be, a four nations approach across all of the four nations, the better. But I felt very strongly in March April what matters most for the Prime Minister, that people understand the message, there's no mixed messaging, the vast majority of the British public have abided by the rules in the past, and I'm sure we'll abide by these. So enforcement isn't the issue for that, whether it needs to be a enforcement, then of course consistency and consistency across all four countries I think helps massively with that. But just on that consistency, do we need more officers, for instance, railway stations, questioning me, or making sure that they have to travel, they have to do that, even roadblocks, saying, well listen, going to collect a take away or something like that is not a valid excuse to be that about. Well, I think it's very difficult for police officers, they did a very, very good job in March and April. In the end, I think we do this very much by consent. Very important therefore, that we all say the same thing, it's why we will support the government in this. The vast majority of the British public, as long as they know what it is that's expected of I think will comply with it. Where they don't, then of course the police need to take action, that's completely understood. But for the, I can't stress enough how much the vast majority of the British public, it's just a lot in the last nine months. Waking up people are... The emergency admissions is not higher than its similar points in the last few years. How to give hospital news broadcast for any UK news show. Start with a news presenter standing in front of an ambulance and provide imagery to ensure that those who haven't had a panic attack today will certainly get one now. Interview a member of staff who is weighing 642 masks and an astronaut's helmet and provide them with a script full of terms such as concerning fatal and critical to ensure that everyone at home watching is made to feel as if they're minutes away from death. And finish by summarising the devastating scenario and provide any depressing negative statement about the overwhelming national decline in health and the ever-weakening NHS. 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Jesus man, I tell you something. Just see this is unreal. Ghost hospital in it. See the back and the back hospital. See it's even been put away because they know they're not getting people. Turned around and put away look. Turned around to the foot of the hospital. That tells you that no one comes in. Well, yeah, but focus a bit. I put you at this back end of this white memory. Absolutely nobody. Don't some luck to this one. Under my dad is getting get access to tell us off. What's that? No one here folks. Do us a lot. This is out patients area. So some you won't believe it's easy. Somebody died in that. Hello. Is it supposed to be had to cure? Is it supposed to be had to cure? Where are all these patients? On the other side. What's going on down there? Every other room's empty. They are like chemicals. They are not by any way. Not by any. Not by any method. Oh, there's loads of COVID patients. We're in a mass pandemic level two. Doesn't look like it to me. If you go to any of them. If we go down to lay any for an end or see a possible down there. I'll take a look. This is how the way of life. You understand what's going to be happening. Global research. All our features are doomed. Before they don't get that we can even go back out. We've been down. We've seen enough from now on. You can get out of this and watch security holding round. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. We've seen enough. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. This is Ashford Kent. We've got this mutated strain that is really precious on the NHS. Thank you very much. That's William R. Yes, or in Kent in Ashford. The toilet and the corn houses out of control said they had to do something. The rules are similar to the last lockdown in England. The rules are similar to the last lockdown in England. The rules are similar to the last lockdown in England. The rules are similar to the last lockdown in England. The rules are similar to the last lockdown in England. The rules are similar to the last lockdown in England. The rules are similar to the last lockdown in England. This is the main. The rules are similar to the last lockdown in England. No ambulances. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I can't get into any that way. I can't get into any that way. I can't get into any that way. I can't get into any that way. I can't get into any that way. I can't get into any that way. I can't get into any that way. I can't get into any that way. I can't get into any that way. I can't get into any that way. I can't get into any that way. I can't get into any that way. I can't get into any that way. I can't get into any that way. I can't get into any that way. 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Where's all the people dying from the second wave? Where are they? The shadows, folks, this is proof. We've just been locked down in Gloucestershire and to tier three for this, for an empty hospital. Look, look at it. This is a disgrace. I've never seen, oh my god, look at this. It is so dead. Please do not sit here. Not much chance of that as there. All the people in our country desperately waiting for treatment, cans to treatment, heart disease. Look at this. This, honestly, this is making me so angry walking around here. This is making me angry. Share the hell out of this guy's truth. Look at the truth here. Do not come back to this place with bullshit when there's a completely empty hospital I'm walking around. I'm so angry. Not only am I angry for all the people. Look, I'm looking into a ward. Look, look at this ward here. What is this ward? Mine injury units. This is the mine injury unit. Oh my god, look at it. All the people at this time of year that would normally be in here. Do not be in denied treatment. This is the disgrace. I am so angry. Oh. To be honest, I wasn't expecting it to be quite as quiet as this. I expected a few more people around as absolutely nobody. No security. It's where the security staff. I haven't even seen them. Lights off in there. Cardiology. Look, lights are off. What a joke. Look at this. Looks me. Look, look at this. Is this disgusting? A counselor at the cancer table. Of course, look at those of you who have been key in the privatization of the NHS. The pharmaceutical companies have come in and taken over and privatized everything. When you do these stupid things online from it millen, don't get involved. They are a disgrace. Millen is a disgrace. Set the canteen is closed. The shop, I've been in this hospital before for various things and this shop is normally open. I'm very busy. I'm going to walk around to A&E now because I think that's key is to see what's going on in A&E. I'm going to walk back outside again. I'm going to walk back outside again. I've literally seen about, I've got a scarf, sorry, I'm exempt actually. You shouldn't be asking me. Yeah, you shouldn't be asking me about that. Thank you. Bye. Thank you. None of your business. You're too stupid old women asking me why I'm not wearing a face covering. Not in the mood for the bullshit today, I'm really not. I'm not. Look at this. They have even, I mean what's this all about? They're obviously using this as an opportunity for doing some sort of building work here where it's so dead and quiet. So this is the A&E department. I've literally got to walk right up past if I can get through here. I don't know how far I can go down. Okay, so I'm going into A&E. Okay, so I'm going into A&E. I just have a look. So we've got three, four, five, seven people in A&E. So in the whole of the hostel today, I've literally counted less than 15, 20 people. An absolute disgrace. Absolute disgrace. All the people being denied emergency treatment. So there we go folks, I'm going to stop filming because I've walked around quite a bit of the hostel I've seen enough. It's confirmed to me. In fact, it's confirmed to me that it's far quieter than I expected. Completely dead. Nobody here, an empty hospital, ward shut down with the lights off, not even any security staff. Let's just look what's going on in the back. I'm just very curious. Look at this here. Looks like he's just having a sort out of the back of the ambulance because he... So busy that it's got time to sort out the back of the ambulance look. Look at that. And I know from talking to paramedics normally in the NHS, they don't have time to be doing things like that. That's how busy that that's how quiet they really are. There we go. We've just gone into tier 3 for this, an empty hospital, where's all the copied cases, where's all the people dying, where's this mutant virus, Boris Johnson and Matt Hancock. Take that to Richard Graham to our wonderful local MP Shavon Bailey. Is this what you've locked us down for, destroyed our communities, taken away, the lives of our elderly, our children, robbed us of our lives? I am disgusted. Please share this everybody. But as the government tries to save lives first, the pandemic curve is climbing. And the number of people testing positive in England rose by 58%. According to the latest test and trace figures, separate statistics show that on the week starting the 12th of December, around 1 in 85 had COVID in England, compared to 1 in 95 the previous week. In Northern Ireland, it was 1 in 180 in Scotland, 1 in 140. In Wales, there was a steep rise with 1 in 60 estimated to have COVID-19. I think we've got more in patients now than the peak of the first wave. And that shows no sign of letting up a tool and actually the case rate around here is rising. This is a degree of busyness that none of us have ever seen before, really. And what with hospital getting increasingly full of patients with COVID, it's only a matter of time really before we go over our capacity. Right now we see still. And with warnings, a new variant could account for half of UK cases. Christmas won't be all that's lost to COVID. These restrictions were implemented so late, we cannot do really anything for the new years. We see a peak of infections then, hopefully the latest March will help us to just start going back to something relatively normal. OK, so there's a ward, there's some nurses in there, but can't see any patients. OK, so there's a ward, there's some nurses in there, but can't see any patients. OK, so there's a ward, there's some nurses in there, but can't see any patients in there at all. So these are the main wards that lost a royal hospital that I've been accused of not checking. So I'm here and I'm checking. I've managed to get all the way up here. Now here's this ward should be really busy. I'm going to go to the hospital and I'm going to go to the hospital. I've managed to get all the way up here. Now here's this ward should be really busy. Hmm, that's quite quiet to me. OK, I'm going to go down right to the next floor. Hold on, let's just check if there's another door here. No, OK, actually I might do the stairs, the stairs are probably the most. So sorry, my phone keeps shutting off because I've got storage issues today with the amount I'm doing on my phone. But I'm back in Gloucester today and I thought I'd pop to the hospital again just to prove my point about the wards here. So I'm up in the in the block where there are wards because yesterday I just walked around the main corridors to show how quiet it is. And yesterday I went into A&E. So today I've gone into the block with all the wards in which if there are cockpit patients that are dying, whoo, dying and dying of the second wave and dying of the mutant virus, then they will be in some of these wards. So I'm literally going to go and check through the windows of every ward in the hospital. I'm doing that now, so just follow through with me. Hopefully I won't get checked out. Right, going onto the next level. Okay, just waiting for the hospital porter to go. Okay, just waiting for the hospital porter to go. Okay, right, hospital porter's gone. I'm going to have a look through the windows now. So this is... Again, very, looks very quiet in here. No hustle and bustle, no people in the corridors on trolleys. The usual scenes we used to see at very busy Christmas, there's very, very quiet. Okay. So I'm going to go down to number seven. Okay. So I'm proving my point today. I'm up in the wards that should be either flowing, should be packed with people. And very, very quiet here. Not much sign of anything. Okay, number seven. I can see somebody in a bed in that ward with one nurse, but it doesn't look very busy in here at all. Quite funny. Hospital porter keeps bumping into me. It doesn't seem to be bothered about what I'm doing. Right. Oh, this hospital's so busy I can't get down the stairs. Absolutely packed. There, yeah, right. Ward number six. Ward number six. Ward closed, no visitors allowed. And this is elderly. Out of the ward. Now, if there's going to be lots of COVID patients filling up the corridors and the wards that's going to be here, it glossed a royal. Let's have a look. Hmm. Quiet. Very quiet. Let's just have a look in this one. A pair of feet sticking out the bed. That's all I can see. Thank you, ma'am. Your clothes. Okay, how to lower the phone lag? Because there was two nurses coming through. Right. So if there's any ward, that warder just went on to that should be overflowing with COVID patients. With the second wave, the mutant wave, it should be that ward, but very quiet. Just bearing in mind as I've been saying to everybody else, we've been locked down into tier three for this. We're supposed to be high risk at the moment, high risk at the virus. So I'm just standing outside the entrance to ward number five because there's some staff stood outside with a patient in a trolley. So just not... But you get some shoes. Because she's not present under where underneath. She's probably dressing her own. That's nothing else underneath. We explain number of times. It gives them a chance to go and get dressed. I know. You have to do that. I know. You don't want to get behind the wall. What you may do, but pay attention to the hand. Can you get some shoes, please, please? You have to answer the question, you're coming at her. Come in there, please. You're just going to have a criminal where you take these handclubs off. Yes, yes. Can you ask them to close on underneath? I will get you a custody, okay? What was the size of your sister when you were following someone's house? I was like her better than door and you've timidate her to do it. No, no, no. What was the size of your sister? Do some good stuff for you please, all right? Look at you behaving like a Nazi. Look at you. Look at yourself. Look at yourself. Yes, I know. Just get your hands down. And you're not sad about my bedroom door. Wait down there. Wait down there. Wait down there. Wait down there. Wait down there. Don't let us close otherwise we're going to be arthorne. You should not set up. I'm not going to be an endure so you're going to get dressed on with this? I'm not going to be anive. I'm not going to be anive. You're not probably in my bedroom. I'm not going to be anive. I'm not going to be anive. Okay good afternoon everybody. So I hear I am. I'm outside bloster royal hospital just to show you how dead it is But we're living in So here's the entrance look it's absolutely dead look look look at this Ghost ghost town never seen it sequer I'm so angry Not only am I angry for all the people look I'm looking into a ward look look at this ward here. What is this ward? Mine injury units this is a mine injury unit. Oh my god look at it All the people this time of year that would normally be in here Did not being denied treatment I hope to be honest I wasn't expecting it to be quite as quiet as this I expected a few more people around as absolutely nobody No security it's where security stuff that I haven't even seen them Lights off in that cardiology look lights are off You So we wanted to find out what happened to the famous NHS knighting girl hospital here at the excel center We were told to phone the NHS They didn't know if it still exists or not here at excel They said phone department of health and social care so we phoned the DHST media team and they said guess what We don't know whether it exists or not phone map hangcock's private office Was surprise surprise they didn't reply so we phoned the GLA we spoke to the mayor's Deputy for communications and he said He didn't know what's happened to the NHS knighting girl hospital So we came back and we asked the security guards And eventually one of them admitted admitted that yes the whole thing is gone. It's vanished. It is no more It's been dismantled It may be Sold it may be put in the bin or it may be in a storm no one seems to know or tell us what is clear Is that although they're supposedly a crisis in London? There is no chance of using the supposed NHS knighting girl hospital because It's gone for need to terminate her finished I'm just about to say the g-mex Does that look overwhelmed to you? This is a 19-girl hospital. Yeah, you can see it there You can see it there, right Now does any of this Not very busy is it for for a for a pandemic G4 rest not very busy for a pandemic is it do you want to tell me where all the sick people are? Do you want to tell me where all the sick people are guys? Because Boris said last week that this hospital will be over over and over well but there's no one here So did you want to tell me? Yes, so did you want to tell me So did you want to tell me where all the dead people are and the sick people are? Yeah Okay Do you want to tell me? Yeah, yeah, get on your walkie-talkie because we know it's Boris the Covid's a scam and you know it and I know it Yeah, so get on your walkie-talkie. So where are all the sick people guys? Do you want to tell me? Where are all the sick people? Why aren't you wearing a mask over your face if it's a pandemic and you with a hood up? Where's your- Hey, it's for it on! Go on man! For your mask on when you've been caught out What about you with a hood on lad if it's a pandemic, why aren't you wearing a mask lad? Hey, do you want to tell me lad with a hood up? Why aren't you wearing a mask if it's a pandemic? Because it's all bullshit and I tell you what this is going to be a mask vaccination center And kids are going to be brought here to be fucking slaughtered with a vaccine that they don't need so do you want a comment on that? Do you want a comment on that?