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Boris Johnson is continuing to make "very good progress" in hospital, where he is being treated for coronavirus, according to Downing Street. The prime minister, 55, was taken to hospital on Sunday - 10 days after testing positive for the virus.more

Health Minister Łukasz Szumowski announced today that he will probably issue an election recommendation at the end of next week. He estimated that the state of the epidemic could be over the next year and correspondence choices are the only form that could be used during this time.more

Boris Johnson is not going straight back to work after leaving intensive care last night, Downing Street has said.more

Poland's government on Friday marked the 10th anniversary of the plane crash that killed President Lech Kaczynski and 95 others by demanding that Russia return the wreckage of the plane.more

10 people will run in the presidential election in May - according to data from the National Electoral Commission. Yesterday, NEC registered the last candidates who collected at least 100,000 signatures supporting their candidatures.more

The cabinet minister Robert Jenrick is facing questions after travelling to visit his parents at the weekend, despite repeatedly urging the public to stay at home during the lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus.more

President Donald Trump says the United States is "at the top of the hill" of coronavirus-related infections. Trump made the comments during a White House briefing Thursday.more

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been moved out of intensive care but remains in hospital, Downing Street has said. Mr Johnson has been receiving treatment for coronavirus at St Thomas' Hospital in London since Sunday.more

Due to the inability to go to the parliament building, British MPs have the opportunity to get a one-time bonus of 10,000. pounds. The money obtained in this way has, among others to cover the extra costs that MEPs incur when staying at homemore

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is continuing to improve in intensive care and is in good spirits, his spokesman said, adding he has been receiving standard oxygen treatment. more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is still in the intensive care unit, but his condition is improving and the head of government can now sit on the bed - announced today at 18:00 Minister of Finance Rishi Sunak.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was battling the coronavirus in intensive care on Tuesday, raising deep concerns about his health as the country recorded its highest daily death toll.more

Members of the lower house of the United States General, the Dutch parliament, believe that the EC's financial mechanism for allocating cohesion policy funds to fight a pandemic favors Poland and Hungary at the expense of, for example, Italy and Spain, according to the Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf. more

Foreign Minister Dominic Raab and his colleagues from the government have the right in the absence of Prime Minister Boris Johnson to make a decision without his consent to use military force, including nuclear weapons, if necessary - confirmed a spokesman for the British Prime Minister.more

The UK's prime minister is receiving "standard oxygen treatment" but has "not required mechanical ventilation", the BBC's Vicki Young said after a Downing Street briefing.more

The Times reported sources inside the hospital suggesting that the prime minister "needed four litres of oxygen in intensive care" but had not yet been intubated - the process by which a tube is inserted into the windpipe prior to ventilation. The paper reports that "the normal threshold for intensive care is 15 litres, suggesting that he was in better health than such patients generallmore

Messages wishing Boris Johnson a speedy recovery after he was admitted to intensive care have been pouring in, with politicians across the world sending best wishes to the prime minister, his family and the British people.more

Yesterday evening, the head of the British Ministry of Foreign Affairs Dominic Raab took over the duties of Prime Minister "where necessary" from Boris Johnson, who due to the deteriorating health after coronavirus infection, went to the intensive care unit.more

Boris Johnson has spent the night in intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsened and he suffered breathing difficulties.more

Politicians from across the spectrum have shown their support for Prime Minister Boris Johnson after he was taken to insentive care with coronavirus.more

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been taken into intensive care in hospital with coronavirus.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday (April 6) he undergoing routine tests for coronavirus symptoms but was in good spirits and in touch with his team. more

The UK Prime Minister remains in a London hospital this morning after enduring persistent COVID-19 symptoms. more

Scotland's chief medical officer, Catherine Calderwood, has quit after facing intense criticism for breaking her own rules to twice visit her second home during the coronavirus outbreak.more

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar has re-registered as a doctor and will work for one shift per week to help during the crisis associated with the coronavirus epidemic, his office said.more