Is like on furlough. A stay at home reminder from spurs to its staff after manager Jose Mourinho and some of its players were spotted its wednesday the 8th of april. Apparently Holding Training stable and in good spirits sessions in a public park. Thats the latest on the Prime Minister who has spent a second thank you mummy for being a dock. Night in intensive care in hospital. Borisjohnson is receiving oxygen, but does not need a ventilator thank you mummy for being a dock. At the moment, as he faces thank you, daddy, for being a the effects of coronavirus. He had been due policeman. Being a doctor or. To oversee a review of the lockdown next week 21days after it came into force. Our Unsung Heroes, from the people but the foreign secretary, who know them best. Dominic raab who is in the latest of our hero half hours standing in for him we say thank you to the key workers suggested it was too soon for this to take place. Keeping the country running. 0ur Political Correspondent we will
Positive for more on this we will turn to if that ill be in london for more is that. I sure hope at 90 you know decided to use self isolate inside 10 downing street and late last week we understand that there were reports that his assistant continued most since in just the march after around 7 days they start to clear up but the Prime Minister after about a week conceded shows that it images are isolated and then we had the news that last night to run the same time that the queen was adjusting the country in which prerecorded message Boris Johnson was taken to hospital Joseph Hospital which is just down the road just across the river thames from where the house of parliament and downing street a located now initially the line coming out of government was that Boris Johnson was in a Good Condition he was having a comfortable last night spent in a hospital there were many others especially sources suggesting that he wasnt as well as the government were suggesting that they had to go to t
We now know that most of those who have had the virus, and developed antibodies, are protected from reinfection, she said. But this is not total and we do not yet know how long protection lasts. Crucially, we believe people may still be able to pass the virus on. This means even if you believe you already had the disease and are protected, you can be reassured it is highly unlikely you will develop severe infections but there is still a risk that you could acquire an infection and transmit to others. Now more than ever it is vital we all stay at home to protect our health service and save lives.