of the month. indeed, jonathan, we will talk to at the moment, to the health secretary at 7:25am, give you an idea, and looking at that and other we are testing around 10,000 people per day, so that gives you an issues, as well. questions in if you idea of how much that want them to, keep them coming in. we will number needs to pass those through. increase. how it will thank you. the new nhs nightingale be done is hospital in london is set less detailed from the government, to officially open today. staff will begin moving into the temporary intensive but it seems broadly by care unit this morning, the with the first patients expected expansion of the tests already, to to arrive next week. let s join our correspondent angus crawford, who s nhs patients in hospital and staff, at the hospitalfor to tell them whether they have the us now. virus and angus, we have watched with interest allow them as it s grown, now complete and the to return staff are in today, is to work if they that righ
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who has transformed this building. he can return will pay tribute to those across the country on the front line of the to work. nhs, helping to take the that s one thing we battle to need to have covid 19 but, yes, this is an more information extraordinary building and an extraordinary building and an extraordinary achievement and you two more field hospitals can tell that story in the are to be built in bristol numbers. 100,000 square metres, you could fit the whole of terminal five at and harrogate to cope with an expected surge in coronavirus cases. it ll create capacity for 1,500 patients. it follows the opening heathrow airport into this area. we of the new nightingale hospital in london, which will will start with 42 beds in a provide 4,000 beds. the first patients are expected ward, and there could be up to to arrive next week. there are now more than a million 80 awards, 500 beds to start with, possibly cases of coronavirus ramping up if it s registered around the world. needed
our thursday in isolation, because normally we don t all live your organisation together. represents nhs we felt abu bakr al baghdadi was trusts. in that question at work and she works of hard so much crackers, do you get some we felt bad reassurance in terms of testing and how important it is. keeping mum was at staff at work, do work because you get much she works hard, even without the assurance coronavirus situation, so we wanted from what you heard yesterday about the numbers of testing. to do something to appreciate her, it is and it was a collective effort to do welcome to have that commitment, it round of applause for the is not a target, it is first one and the creativity kicked in. up commitment to move up to 100,000 a day by the we try to think of different ways end of april. this cannot come to spice it up each week. i quickly enough. we are talking to hospital and other health saw that nige from your brother, are you the service chief executives every day and the anoint
night, one of need to be tested, patients coming those moments, everyone is into hospitals, need to be tested, enjoying so that s really important at the it not least because they re sending their praise but it makes people moment. in the long run, it would be feel better. there s a good if we had warm feeling reliable antibody around all that stuff which tests because then we could get is just people certified as a mule and get good. and also knowing how them back into the workplace again, but it has to be said that touched s0 good. and also knowing how touched so many nhs workers and carers antibody tests are and key workers were just being recognised for what they may think but it has to be said that antibody tests a re inherently but it has to be said that antibody tests are inherently not as is there everydayjob but is so ambiguous as the director genetic tests a nd ambiguous as the director genetic tests and even the most extravagant important, so seeing that gratitude is great.