BBC's Covid-19 reporters: 'I wanted to show the reality but was deeply troubled by what I saw'

Fergus Walsh and Hugh Pym's reports from the frontline of beleaguered British hospitals are drawing nightly audiences of around 12.8 million Coronavirus - latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage When it comes to epidemics, Fergus Walsh, the BBC's medical correspondent for the past 14 years, is something of a veteran. "I reported from Vietnam in 2005 on H5N1 bird flu," he says. "Then, in 2009, we had H1N1 swine flu. That disease killed a lot of people, but it also turned out to be compara...