relative. are you sensing that it is likely to get a little better soon? i think my members would say they do not feel like it is stabilising at all. i think the fact that the army have had to be brought in to help support really shows that we are incredibly challenged in the capital the moment. at the moment we cannot see an end, we have high vacancy rates already in london, over 9500 nurse vacancies in the nhs, coupled with the amount of nurses having to go off sick with covid are isolation, plus we ve got over 4000 covid patients in hospital. i don t think we can see and enter at the moment. ~ ., ., , ., ., ~ moment. what does mean for the kind of care ou moment. what does mean for the kind of care you are moment. what does mean for the kind of care you are able moment. what does mean for the kind of care you are able to moment. what does mean for the kind of care you are able to offer of care you are able to offer patients and how that matches your aspirations? has patients
you ve got a horrendous headache, your eyes are sore, so every time you re breathing in, you re expecting to be able to breathe in so much more. you just can t and there s nothing there to get back to it, so before the ambulance arrived, it was terrifying because you didn t know when your last breath was going to be. and marianna spring, bbc specialist disinformation and social media reporter joins me now. but the background to this. henry was bombarded but the background to this. henry was bombarded with but the background to this. henry was bombarded with abuse - but the background to this. henry was bombarded with abuse and i but the background to this. harry was bombarded with abuse and threats from anti vaccine activists after that clip went viral. it s not the first time that clip has gone viral. he was interviewed by the bbc in july when he was really ill with covid 19 and he was really quite ill. he had been hesitant about getting the vaccine, he is young and thought maybe
couldn t, and it is kind of freeing up couldn t, and it is kind of freeing up that bit of capacity that will be key going forward. for up that bit of capacity that will be key going forward. up that bit of capacity that will be key going forward. for quite a long time we have key going forward. for quite a long time we have been key going forward. for quite a long time we have been dissuaded i key going forward. for quite a long time we have been dissuaded fromj time we have been dissuaded from just turning up at a&e if we can avoid it, and during covid times people did not want to anyway, so that often means if you don t call 999, you re calling 111, what are the figures showing? like 999, you re calling 111, what are the figures showing? 999, you re calling 111, what are the figures showing? like you would exect, bi the figures showing? like you would expect, big increases. the figures showing? like you would expect, big increases. the the figures showing? like you would ex
looks like he s been set up to do this and they accused him of being a crisis actor. a crisis actor is someone who is employed to act out disasters. so, there have been a lot of conspiracy theories based on this idea. he had never heard of the term, he suddenly found himself bombarded with messages and as a joke in his instagram biography he put a comment saying, academy award winning crisis actor. when this clip was played again on the news over christmas, thatjoke was found by anti vaccine activists who thought it was real and that he was pretending to have covid. again, he found himself bombarded and this time the threats were more scary, he said he felt worried for his own safety but also just a higher volume of them and on instagram in particular there were people saying things like next time you re in hospital, it won t be with