Sarah Jarvis

It is too early to think about a strategy for the exit of the coronavirus lockdown, The Foreign Minister has said.

Dominic Raab said the current measures were "beginning to Work ", But a shift of focus could mean that "we need to know about the summit as fast as".

He added, Boris Johnson , remained in charge of the government from the hospital, where the PM spent The Night , receiving treatment for coronavirus Symptoms .

The Number of virus-hospital deaths in the UK now stands at 5,373.

The Department of Health and Social Care reported 51,608 confirmed cases.

Asked during the government's daily briefing, if the current social-distancing measures were lifted, the government's chief medical adviser, Prof Chris Whitty , said, it must first determine when The Peak of the epidemic will come.

"is The most important, to The Point where We Are confident we have reached the mountain, and [that] this is over the top," He Said .

"At this point, I think that it [will be] possible to have a serious discussion about all of the things that we need to do to move step by step, to The Next phase of addressing these. "

He added, to start" that discussion", would be an error.

It is the First Time Prof Whitty, appeared in one of the briefings, as spending Time In isolation after he showed Symptoms .

Deputy chief scientific adviser, Prof Dame Angela Mclean said it was "too early to say," what would be the impact of the current measures.

"We need people to follow this instructions so we can Work , three weeks later, what is actually happening in the hospitals," She Said .

"We need to know how well the current restrictions are working, before we can say something sensible about what could be The Next stage. "

In a tweet on Monday, Mr Johnson said he was in "good spirits" after spending The Night in St Thomas' Hospital in London.

The Prime Minister , 55, tested positive for the coronavirus before 10 days.

He was taken to hospital on Sunday Evening with "persistent Symptoms " - including a temperature and cough - for the routine tests.

the question of whether it was appropriate for the Prime Minister to lead the government, from the hospital, Mr Raab, Mr Johnson would be "She Said taking the medical advice he receives from his doctor."

he added that He had not spoken to the Prime Minister since Saturday.

Asked whether people should Work while recovering from The Virus , Prof Whitty said, some of his own patients were "perfectly capable of managing massively complex things" from their hospital beds.

in the Last month, the Prime Minister , the spokesman said, when Mr. Johnson was sick and unable to Work ,

U.S. President Donald Trump is among those who has sent his wishes to his "great friend" Mr Johnson.

And Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said he hoped that the Prime Minister had a "speedy recovery".

Meanwhile, the former head of public service Mr Kerslake said The Bbc , he could be useful "" for not to perform the Mr Johnson to "step back" if he was good enough to his role.

Dr Sarah Jarvis , a GP and broadcaster, said Mr Johnson would probably have x-rayed his chest, and his lungs scanned, especially if he is gasping for air.

She Said , he is probably an electrocardiogram to check his heart function, as well as tests on his oxygen levels, white blood count, and liver and kidney function before he was discharged from the hospital.

Mr Johnson has worked from home, since it was known that he tested positive for coronavirus on September 27.

On Saturday, his pregnant partner, Carrie Symonds tweeted that she had spent a week in bed with the main Symptoms . You said you have not tested for The Virus .

health Secretary to Matt Hancock had also tested positive for The Virus , and returned from self-isolation on Thursday the host of The Daily Downing Street news conference.

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