the nhs now, than at any time in the past. 5000 _ the nhs now, than at any time in the past, 5000 more doctors, 10,000 more nurses— past, 5000 more doctors, 10,000 more nurses you — past, 5000 more doctors, 10,000 more nurses you will have heard what i've said about _ nurses you will have heard what i've said about all the volunteers. but the best— said about all the volunteers. but the best way to help the nhs is for everybody to follow the guidance, followed — everybody to follow the guidance, followed plan b, and above all, get posted _ followed plan b, and above all, get posted. and ijust to that earlier project — posted. and ijust to that earlier project reflection that so many people — project reflection that so many people going into the nhs, so many people _ people going into the nhs, so many people who are being hospitalised, sadly. _ people who are being hospitalised, sadly, david, have not been vaccinated. as i said, about 61% of those _ vaccinated. as i said, about 61% of those in _ vaccinated. as i said, about 61% of those in intensive care have not been _ those in intensive care have not been vaccinated at all, and perhaps 90% have _ been vaccinated at all, and perhaps 90% have not been boosted. so, the single _ 90% have not been boosted. so, the single best _ 90% have not been boosted. so, the single best thing we can all do to protect— single best thing we can all do to protect the nhs is to get boosted and to— protect the nhs is to get boosted and to get vaccinated. but we will continue — and to get vaccinated. but we will continue to watch what happens very closely. _ continue to watch what happens very closely. but — continue to watch what happens very