British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is resting at his official residence of Chequers and there is no advice on how long that process will take, Health Secretary Matt Hancock said on Sunday.
Asked if there was any guidance on when the prime minister could return to work, Hancock told a news briefing: “He is resting. He’s at Chequers, I’m delighted that he’s out of hospital and he’s recovered.
“There isn’t any advice on how long, that will be a clinical decision for his doctors to take with him. The government is operating perfectly efficiently within the strategy that he set out.”
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