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Hello, it's Adam here.

I've just sat down for more than an hour with our friend

and medical correspondent, Fergus Walsh.

Because a couple of days ago, he went filming

in an intensive care unit at University College Hospital

in London.

It was a very intense experience for him.

It's quite intense hearing from him about it as well.

But I think it's very important that we all listen

to what it was like, what it means for the staff,

what it means for the patients in the beds,

and what it means for all of us as we go through coronavirus.

The coronavirus newscast from BBC News.

Now, I hope you don't mind me saying this,

but when I saw and heard you yesterday,

I was a little bit worried about you

because you seemed very tired, quite drained by it all,

much more emotional than I've seen you before.

I mean, how has it affected you?

I was surprised because I've filmed all over the world

for the BBC on medical stories and dealt with some really

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