U.K. PM Boris Johnson is “in good spirits,” but remains in intensive care with the coronavirus.
Johnson is receiving "excellent care" at St Thomas' Hospital in London, U.K. Finance Minister Rishi Sunak said.The U.K. reported its largest daily rise in deaths so far — 938 fatalities — raising the death toll to 7,097 people.UK's Boris Johnson 'responding to treatment' after a second night in intensive care with coronavirusU.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson remains in intensive care with coronavirus but his condition is now improving, the government said Wednesday.
"I can also tell you that he has been sitting up in bed and engaging positively with the clinical team." The Downing Street spokesman said Johnson is following the advice of doctors at all times and is receiving "standard oxygen treatment" and is breathing by himself.
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