rise -- — cautiously, it would be less of a rise -- a — cautiously, it would be less of a rise —— a very big rise. but we can't — rise —— a very big rise. but we can't escape _ rise —— a very big rise. but we can't escape the fact that any increase _ can't escape the fact that any increase would lead to an increase increase would lead to an increase in hospitalisations and sadly deaths as well— in hospitalisations and sadly deaths as well and that is the expectation that we _ as well and that is the expectation that we should have over the next period _ that we should have over the next period as — that we should have over the next period as we open up, and were already— period as we open up, and were already seeing the effect of increased mixing with the wave as it stands _ increased mixing with the wave as it stands already. just increased mixing with the wave as it stands already.— stands already. just to add two thin . s, stands already. just to add two things. the _ stands already. just to add two things, the point _ stands already. just to add two things, the point that - stands already. just to add two things, the point that it - stands already. just to add two things, the point that it would | stands already. just to add two l things, the point that it would be true irrespective of what the date was that this happens, that this exit wave will happen whenever a release happens pud what will mitigate it is going slowly. 0n the nhs staff site, this has been discussed by senior clinicians including the four uk chief medical officers and you're trying to balance two different things put up doctors and nurses and other medical and social care staff are dealing with more vulnerable people so the risk them having the disease and passing it on a greater but if there are can be a quick few staff in a hospital or wart or nursing home,