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The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, has his country's National Health Service for saving his life. Mr Johnson, 55, positive for COVID-19 on March the 27th. He self- in his apartment in Downing Street, London and continued to the country and its response to the coronavirus pandemic. However, his symptoms and his condition a turn for the worse. On April the 5th, he was to a London hospital for tests. A day later he was to the hospital's intensive care unit as his condition worsened. Downing Street said this was a "precautionary move". He conscious and was able to without needing a ventilator.

Mr Johnson said the care he from nurses, doctors and other carers was "exemplary". He said: "I can't thank them enough. I them my life." He is now out of intensive care and is on a recovery ward in the hospital. Downing Street said he was "very good progress" and had been Sudoku puzzles and watching films in his hospital bed. His biographer Andrew Gimson said: "Boris never used to in illness. He neither admitted to sickness himself....He he was strong enough to keep regardless of any symptoms from which he might suffering. His strong inclination to overwork, not to put his feet up. In the light of his experiences one he will change his outlook."