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Holding anything back. indie leave people feeling that we are holding anything back.— leave people feeling that we are holding anything back. we know there has been a huge _ holding anything back. we know there has been a huge impact _ holding anything back. we know there has been a huge impact on _ holding anything back. we know there has been a huge impact on the - has been a huge impact on the treatment of other patients that, you know, illnesses such as cancer, theissues you know, illnesses such as cancer, the issues about hip replacements. should the bbc be focusing much more in the peo...

And one of— tracing of infection. absolutely, and one of the _ tracing of infection. absolutely, and one of the key _ tracing of infection. absolutely, and one of the key elements i tracing of infection. absolutely, and one of the key elements of| tracing of infection. absolutely, - and one of the key elements of this for more than a year has been not to overwhelm the nhs, of course, and today we hear a call from the nhs saying, look, we're finally trying to start get through the backlog of all those routine operations that were postponed, and making the point that if then those beds are sud...

I think there are also clear problems with local restrictions because people do tend to cross the border into areas that have fewer restrictions, even if that's not what's advised. so it is very difficult to succeed with local lockdowns. but i think we are alljust really hoping that we can get this under control, particularly if we can have a very effective local tracing of infection. absolutely, and one of the key elements of all of this for more than a year has been not to overwhelm the nhs, of course, and today we hear a call from the nhs saying, "look, we are finally trying to start gettin...

The hip replacements and knee replacements all get postponed. is that a valid argument? is that something that policymakers really need to be paying attention to? yes, the nhs is getting busier and busier with all of those other things that it was extremely busy doing before we had covid, and that's obviously good news for people who have been waiting to have operations and so on, and again, if we have to go back into some sort of lockdown or if the number of cases rises and we have to convert our acute care or long—term care into covid wards again, then everything will go backwards. ijust d...

But i think we are alljust really hoping that we can get this under control, particularly if we can have a very effective local tracing of infection. absolutely, and one of the key elements of all of this for more than a year has been not to overwhelm the nhs, of course, and today we hear a call from the nhs saying, "look, we are finally trying to start getting through the backlog of all of those routine operations that were postponed," and making the point that if, then, those beds are suddenly needed for another covid wave, god forbid, yet again, the hip replacements and knee replacements or...