Professor Whitty speaking during government coronavirus press briefing

The video discusses the increased risk of death for those entering intensive care, particularly in the Northeast, Northwest, and London. While the NHS still has capacity, the trend is concerning. The NHS remains open for all types of care, not just emergencies, and encourages people to seek medical help when needed. The direction of healthcare is worrying, with rapid increases in cases in certain areas.

What regions are experiencing a significant increase in intensive care admissions?

• Southwest and Southeast

• Northeast and Northwest

• Midlands and East

• Scotland and Wales

What is the current status of NHS capacity for intensive care?

• Completely overwhelmed

• At risk of being overwhelmed

• No capacity left

• Significant capacity still available

What message is being conveyed about the NHS's availability?

• NHS is only open for COVID cases

• NHS is open for all types of care

• NHS is closed for non-COVID cases

• NHS is only open for emergencies

What should people do if they need medical attention according to the speaker?

• Only visit for COVID-related issues

• Wait until the pandemic is over

• Avoid going to the hospital

• Continue to seek medical help as needed

What is the trend in hospital and intensive care admissions?

• Decreasing rapidly

• Stable and under control

• Increasing, especially in certain areas

• Fluctuating without a clear trend