Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who was placed in intensive care after contracting the coronavirus, remained stable overnight and remains cheerful.
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"The Prime Minister's condition has remained stable between yesterday and today and he remains in a good mood. He receives standard oxygen treatment and breathes without any other assistance. He did not need mechanical breathing assistance or non-invasive breathing assistance , " said his spokesman on Tuesday 7 April.
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After more than ten days of high fever and persistent coughs, the British leader was hospitalized on Sunday evening. He was admitted to intensive care on Monday evening.
