Boris Johnson resurrection as PM leaves hospital – ‘He is risen’ says family

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Enterprise News and Pictures 3/4/20 Pic shows: Prime minister Boris Johnson makes a video plea from isolation in Downing Street to Britain today to stay inside this weekend even if 'some fine weather' tempts us to go outside and enjoy it, as everybody gets 'a bit stir crazy'. The unshaven PM, who still looks under the weather himself in the video, which he posted on his official Facebook page, said he was feeling better and had done his seven days of isolation but 'alas I still have one of the symptoms, a minor symptom. I still have a temperature'. He told the public: "There may be just a temptation to get out there, hang out and start to break the regulations. And I just urge you not to do that. Please, please stick with the guidance now. This country has made a huge effort, a huge sacrifice, done absolutely brilliantly well in delaying the spread of the virus. Let's stick with it now." He said 'we're doing it' to 'protect' and 'save lives.' The PM finished his adddress by telling everyone: "Stay at home folks, protect our NHS, save lives. Speak soon." See story...

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been discharged from St Thomas’ Hospital. He left today after previously being admitted with worsening coronavirus symptoms last Sunday. His battle against the virus is said to have been ‘life or death,’ with his close aides giving him a 50/50 chance of survival after he was placed in intensive care and given oxygen to aid his breathing.

Boris ‘claps for carers’ on the steps of 11 Downing Street where he was in self-isolation before his condition worsened and he was admitted into intensive care

Picture: 10 Downing Street handout – Crown via GlobalNet Pictures

Number 10 released a statement, which said: “The PM has been discharged from hospital to continue his recovery, at Chequers. On the advice of his medical team, the PM will not be immediately returning to work”.

He is reported to have been recovering by watching films, reading his beloved ‘Tintin’ books, playing sudoku and to have received a welcome boost in his battle against Covid-19 with letters from his pregnant partner Carrie Symonds and after receiving baby scans of his unborn child.

Downing Street also said: “He wishes to thank everybody at St Thomas’ for the brilliant care he has received. All of his thoughts are with those affected by this illness”.

Boris’ pregnant partner Carrie Symonds self-isolationg away from Boris with their dog Dilyn

His friend have revealed he came close to death. Boris stressed he owed his life to the medical staff of the NHS. ‘I can’t thank them enough,’ he said.

A member of his family is reported to have likened his recovery to an Easter Resurrection, commenting: “He is risen”.

His aides, members of the cabinet, his ministerial team and close friends had been informed the the PM’s chances of coming through his illness were on a ’50-50 knife-edge’.

Boris spent a lot of his time trying to get through his ordeal with his head buried in his Tintin books, reading the adventures of the young Belgian journalist and adventurer who becomes involved in dangerous cases in which he takes heroic action to save the day. Boris Johnson forged his journalistic career working in Belgium where he made a name for himself in Brussels as a correspondent.

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