Any workers who cannot perform their duties from home, like construction or retail staff, are ‘actively encouraged’ to go back to their jobs from tomorrow, according to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson. He made the comments …
The UK has reported 205 new deaths from Covid-19-related causes across British hospitals. Health authorities will announce the total death toll, including deaths that may have occurred outside hospital settings, later today. British Prime Minister …
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has revealed that there were ‘arrangements’ made in case he did not survive. The PM fell ill with coronavirus last month and spent three nights in intensive care. His survival …
Professor Chris Whitty, Britain’s Chief Medical Officer, has issued a stark warning today, saying that a second wave of coronavirus ‘might be worst than the first’ if it hits during wintertime. The expert’s warning comes …
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced that ‘lockdown must continue’, shortly after returning to work today. Mr. Johnson took ill with Covid-19 earlier this month and spent three nights in intensive care. Speaking outside …
The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has returned to 10 Downing Street after recovering from COVID-19. According to Sky News, Johnson who had been recovering at Chequers over the last few weeks returned to Downing …
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced his intention to be back at work on Monday, after recovering from Covid-19. It is understood that Mr. Johnson’s still not feeling 100%, but sources close to him …
The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is said to be making good progress following his from intensive care. In a statement a spokesperson for the British Prime said that the Prime Minister is recovering after …
A number of senior officials in the UK will soon meet for a ‘lockdown summit’, where they will discuss whether or not to extend current restrictions until May or beyond. Many businesses already struggling financially …
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is still in intensive care, but his condition is reportedly improving. According to medical authorities, the PM is ‘sitting up’ and ‘engaging’ with doctors. Mr. Johnson was diagnosed with Covid-19 …
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