of our first patient. this is command centre. please confirm — this is command centre. please confirm you _ this is command centre. please confirm you have _ this is command centre. please confirm you have released - this is command centre. please confirm you have released your| confirm you have released your patient — it's the second week of the move, the hospital wards. today we're moving 21 patients. we've got 28 beds. so at the end of the day we'll have a full ward of patients in our new hospital. what are you going to watch on the telly? anthony has been in the diabetes ward a week after collapsing with painful swelling in his feet. i knew they were moving over, but i didn't expect it be while i was here. so it's a bonus that i'm here for the move. and you are going to be in it. yeah. see you on the other side, sir. and how do you feel about it? i'm quite nervous, because it's the unknown, we've only been over to the building a couple of times. i don't even know where i'm going properly yet, so will have to wait and see. ward 7a a ready to release i patients, moving to the lifts in the next minute or so.