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Prime Minister Boris Johnson spent The Night in intensive care at a Central London Hospital after his coronavirus symptoms worsened.

Mr Johnson, 55, is "in very Good Hands ," said foreign Minister Dominic Raab , who is in the PM and the presidency of the government every day to meet.

the leaders of the world, have messages sent to wish Mr Johnson all the best.

It Comes as the Cabinet Office minister, Michael Gove , the last politician to go into quarantine.

Mr Gove home, after a member of the family showed mild symptoms. He will not suffer any symptoms and will work from home.

Mr. Johnson was admitted to St Thomas' Hospital with a "persistent BST symptoms" on Sunday and moved to intensive care on Monday at 19:00.

He was moved, as a precaution, so he could be near a fan - the - Bbc political correspondent Chris Mason said.

Mr Gove told Bbc Radio 4 's Today programme on Tuesday: "The Prime Minister is not the device to a respirator. He received oxygen support. "

If there is any change added in his state of "No 10 is ensured, the country will be updated", Mr Gove.

As The First Secretary of state, Mr Johnson, if he is ill and incapable of.

Mr Raab said it was an "incredibly strong team-spirit" behind the Prime Minister and that he and his colleagues were to ensure that they are implemented the plans of Mr Johnson, you had to deliver it instructed to, "as soon as possible".

Some politicians have called for more clarity about what Mr. Raab brings the role as the Deputy for details ", where the responsibility for the National Security of the United Kingdom decisions is now."

Lord Heseltine, who said served as a Deputy Prime Minister under John Major , it'll be a "very, very difficult personal situation" for Mr Raab, the "to be tested by the loneliness of The Job ".

"He is surrounded by a lot of people know what Boris Johnson said, believe that Boris quickly and have their own personal agendas, anyway," He Said .

the Former Conservative leader, Sir Iain Duncan Smith said the government "will continue", how decisions are taken collectively by The Cabinet .

He also sounded A Warning to the people, the broken social distancing guidelines, which say: "I hope that people that may have wandered off The Other day and decided, you can sit around and grill them to really think about this carefully and realize this is serious.

"If The Most powerful man in England, with this, you can".

Mr Johnson was first in a hospital for tests that he coronavirus. His symptoms included a high temperature and cough.

Earlier on Monday, in "good spirits".

Mr Gove is to isolate the current minister of the self-after Mr Johnson, the health Secretary, Matt Hancock and Scottish Secretary, Alistair Jack.

The government's chief medical adviser, Prof Chris Whitty and the PM's adviser Dominic Cummings also spent time self-isolate to show symptoms.

After a very, very little information was shared, on Monday, the Prime Minister is in the intensive care unit at around 19:00 BST.

We have said, he is still conscious, but his condition had worsened in The Course of Monday afternoon.

And he was moved to intensive care as a precaution for the case, the ventilation of the way through this illness.

The Statement from Downing Street makes it clear that he is in charge of the receiving well, and he would like to thank all the NHS staff.

But something important has changed, and he felt it necessary to ask his foreign Minister to deputise for him where it is.

This is a very different message from what we have heard over the last 18 hours or so, where it is constantly "the Prime Minister is In Touch " and "he is responsible" - almost like everything is business as usual.

But clearly, in the intensive care unit, everything.

The Queen was in Mr. Johnson's health, Buckingham Palace informed said. She is a mark for her "selfless commitment and diligence" to the world-health-day.

It Comes as The Number of coronavirus-hospital deaths in the UK reached 5,373 - an increase of 439 in one day.

The Department of Health and Social Care, said there were now 51,608 confirmed coronavirus cases.

Separate figures show, the majority of coronavirus deaths occur in hospitals, but some are in hospices and nursing homes.

intensive care unit, where doctors look after the sickest patients.

We do not know the details of the Minister President of state, but his admission in the intensive care unit is the clearest indication of how sick he is.

About two-thirds of the patients in the intensive care unit with Covid-19 is the need for sedation and mechanical ventilation within 24 hours of arrival.

This is a disease which attacks the lungs, and can complaints, inflammation of the lungs and breathing. The Body is left struggling to get enough oxygen into The Blood and to the vital organs of The Body .

Boris Johnson has already help given additional oxygen.

There are no proven drug treatment the Covid-19, although there are many experimental candidates.

But the cornerstone of the Prime Minister 's care will depend on sufficient oxygen in The Body and assist its other institutions, while his immune system The Virus combated.

Among those who sent messages to Mr. Johnson was Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer , who described it as "terribly sad news".

"All of the country, the thoughts are with the Prime Minister and His Family during this incredibly difficult time," he added.

Meanwhile, in Russia, Vladimir Putin , wish Mr. Johnson a speedy recovery and said that he is convinced that you will help your energy, optimism and sense of Humor will allow you to overcome the disease".

US President Donald Trump once said, the Americans "are all praying for his recovery," describes Mr Johnson as "a Very Good friend of mine and a friend to our nation," the "strong" and "not give up".

German Chancellor Rishi Sunak said his thoughts were with the Prime Minister and his pregnant partner, Carrie Symonds , and that Mr. Johnson would "come out of this even stronger".

On Saturday, Ms Symonds said she had a week in bed with the main symptoms. You said you have not tested for The Virus .

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon , while Northern Ireland added to the First Minister Arlene Foster that she is "praying for a full and speedy recovery".

Wales' First Minister Mark Drakeford called it "about news".

The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby , The News "deepens our compassion for all who are seriously ill" and search for them.

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