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.

In which regions are significant increases in intensive care cases being observed?

What is the current trend in the number of people entering intensive care?

What is the NHS's current capacity for handling intensive care cases?

What message did the medical profession want to convey regarding the NHS?

What should people not hesitate to do according to the speaker?