symptoms of the people who catch this new variant r. this new variant r. absolutely, so it s a tricky interim period - this new variant r. absolutely, so it s a tricky interim period for - this new variant r. absolutely, so it s a tricky interim period for the | it s a tricky interim period for the people you represent and for the politicians having to make the decisions. other people that you represent saying, we are preparing for the worse because we have to prepare for the worst, we would be mad not to? i prepare for the worst, we would be mad not to? mad not to? i think that quote of re arina mad not to? i think that quote of preparing for mad not to? i think that quote of preparing for the mad not to? i think that quote of preparing for the worse - mad not to? i think that quote of preparing for the worse are - mad not to? i think that quote of. preparing for the worse are hoping in the best is absolutely spot on but what we need to remember is that the nhs is under real pre
decisions. are the people you represent saying, we are preparing for the worse because we have to? i for the worse because we have to? i think that quote of preparing for the worse but hoping for the best is absolutely spot on, but i think what we need to remember. is that the nhs is under real pressure at the moment in terms of much wider health and care issues. if you look, the emergency care pathway is very busy. we answered more 999 calls than ever in november. we also know at the same time, trying to get through that backlog as quickly as possible, and we know our colleagues in primary care are incredibly busy. gps rolling out those vital boosters as quickly as possible, and we know our colleagues in social care are also very busy indeed. we know for example, 1,000,000 and a half hours of domiciliary care could be