john, lovely to see you. what do you see in the hospitalisations at the moment? the figures i see, they are pretty steady, aren't they? i moment? the figures i see, they are pretty steady, aren't they?— pretty steady, aren't they? i think as with everything, _ pretty steady, aren't they? i think as with everything, you _ pretty steady, aren't they? i think as with everything, you have - pretty steady, aren't they? i think as with everything, you have got i pretty steady, aren't they? i thinkl as with everything, you have got to look at the set of regional level. when omicron is more advanced in london and other parts of the uk for the whole of the omicron wave. the numbers certainly aren't steady in london. 0ne numbers certainly aren't steady in london. one thing that we were hoping to see in the data that was released yesterday is that we would see a large portion of the recent increase among people for whom cove it was only an incidental finding and it was for another reason. it actually does look like there has been a substantial increase in the number of people and then london hospitals being treated for severe covidien in the last week or two. [30 covidien in the last week or two. do ou covidien in the last week or two. do you see you back to becoming an issue such that the hospitals cannot cope? as it rising at that sort of