Boris Johnson

Heads of state across the world have emphasized the importance of social distancing during Ramadan.

Sir Iain Duncan Smith accuses Huawei of viewing the coronavirus pandemic as an opportunity to "advance its own interests".

Johnson thanked the St. Thomas medical staff in Central London as he was discharged Sunday to continue his recovery from Chequers after contracting the coronavirus.

"He will receive close monitoring during the early phase of his recovery," a statement about the prime minister's condition said.

Johnson, who tested positive for COVID-19, is "in good spirits" after spending a third night in intensive care at a London hospital.

Johnson is being treated at London's St. Thomas' hospital following a COVID-19 diagnosis.

Three generations of the royal family have sent best wishes to Prime Minister Boris Johnson, with messages from Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles and Prince William.

Unless you actually know somebody hit by the disease, the grim daily numbers blur into being mere statistics. But the prime minister's hospitalization brought home the fact it can truly strike anyone, of any rank.

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson's office is expected to hold its latest press conference Tuesday at 5 p.m. U.K. time addressing both the country's ongoing efforts to slow the coronavirus pandemic as well as Johnson's own fight with COVID-19.

The prime minister was taken to hospital on Sunday and transferred to intensive care the following day.

Raab is the government minister designated to deputize for the prime minister when he is unable to fulfill duties.

He was taken to the hospital on Sunday after coronavirus symptoms persisted for 10 days.

Would you let your location be tracked if it saved lives? What about if it stopped people likely to spread COVID-19 from moving freely?

Boris Johnson, 55, was admitted to hospital for tests after he continued to display "persistent" symptoms of COVID-19, his office said.

A spokesperson from 10 Downing Street said the prime minister has been admitted to a hospital Sunday night for tests.

In both cases there is a curve that must be flattened in order to avoid the worst outcomes, and in both cases disinformation is readily ramped up and must be countered.

"He was put on a ventilator and then put into an induced coma but sadly died yesterday morning," a statement from the family read.

A driver made a 220-mile round trip across the U.K. to collect some windows he bought for $18 on eBay, despite the current coronavirus lockdown.

The prime minister said in a statement that he would continue to lead his government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic by video conference.

"From this evening, I must give the British people a very simple instruction," Johnson said. "You must stay at home."

I cannot remember in my lifetime such concern about a public health matter in the UK. But our prime minister is merely reacting to events instead of showing leadership.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the public must "make up their own minds" about the greeting, adding that washing hands is "the crucial thing."

I am convinced that letting Huawei into our infrastructure against the express wishes of America's entire political spectrum—from Trump to Pelosi—is the worst decision taken by a UK government for many years.

Duke of Sussex and British prime minster both attended the UK-Africa Investment Summit in London.

"I think the message is that they don't like unaccompanied child refugees joining their families in Britain," said Alf Dubs, a Labour member of the Lords who fought for the child refugee protections in 2016.

Johnson's comments to Iran's president came after Trump urged European allies, as well as Russia and China, to withdraw from the 2015 treaty.

"We have targeted 52 Iranian sites," Trump tweeted on Saturday, noting that "some" were "important to Iran & the Iranian culture."

Johnson resisted calls to release the report before the election, in which he swept to victory last week.

The efforts of the political, economic, academic and media elites to put their thumb on the scale to block Brexit finally appear to have been thwarted.

It is not hyperbole to claim that the future of Brexit, the future of Westminster party politics and even the future of the United Kingdom nation-state all hang in the balance.