whether there are enough resources and ambulance services these days, and ambulance services these days, and why that problem has arisen. i don t think it s been addressed properly yet, but i think the pirates has dashed the virus has really put it into focus. the ambulances backed up, they can t just let people into the hospital and the paramedics can t leave a patient anywhere, they have to fully move them from the indolence into the hospital before they go to their next job. the hospital before they go to their nextjob. so it s about capacity, being able to have more ambulances and drivers, but fundamentally it s about that capacity in a&e and hospitals itself. it has been going on for years, way before the coronavirus crisis. i on for years, way before the coronavirus crisis. on for years, way before the coronavirus crisis. i know there s been a lot coronavirus crisis. i know there s been a lot of coronavirus crisis. i know there s been a lot of discussion - coronavirus crisis
if i interrupt or even laughed at john at kate, that interrupts the microphone because my microphone is still live in the machine that controls the mike, you have to give way to them. that means you can t have a fluid debate or conversation. so we have to apologise to workers, but hopefully by the spring, we ll be back in one space again. let s talk about the telegraph, because you sort of alluded to this, testing rules to be allowed on staff shortages? rules to be allowed on staff shortaues? . , ., , , rules to be allowed on staff shortaues? . , .,, , ., shortages? the telegraph has its own line, it s shortages? the telegraph has its own line. it s really shortages? the telegraph has its own line, it s really interesting, line, it s really interesting, they re looking at trying to reduce they re looking at trying to reduce the amount of time that people have to isolate. so at the moment, you get a positive lateral flow test, then you get your pcr test and, once you got your pcr r