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foreign Minister Dominic Raab has said he is "confident" Boris Johnson is back from coronavirus, described the Prime Minister as a "fighter".

on the occasion of The Daily coronavirus briefing, Mr Raab said Mr. Johnson remained in "good spirits" and breathing without assistance.

He described the watch as not only a Colleague , But "a friend".

Later in the evening, No 10 said the PM remained in intensive care, But his condition was "stable".

It is to be understood, there is no further update on Mr. Johnson's condition until Wednesday.

Speaking in The Daily coronavirus briefing, Mr Raab, who is a representative for the PM said Mr Johnson was not only a Chef, But "a friend".

"All of our thoughts and prayers are with the Prime Minister at This Time , with Carrie, and with his whole family.

"And I'm confident he'll pull through, because if there's one thing I know about it, Prime Minister , he is a fighter. And he is back at the helm and leads us through this crisis. "

It Comes as The Number of coronavirus-hospital deaths in the UK rose to 6,159 - record growth of 786 in one day, compared to 439 on Monday.

Mr. Johnson was admitted to St Thomas' Hospital in London with "persistent symptoms" of the Covid-19 on Sunday and was moved to the intensive care unit, on Monday evening, after his symptoms worsened.

Mr Raab said the Prime Minister was receiving standard oxygen treatment and breathing without assistance, such as mechanical ventilation or non-invasive respiratory support.

in the Midst of questions about what is included in its role, The Foreign Minister said he stood in for the Prime Minister , "whenever necessary", including leading daily meetings of the coronavirus "war Cabinet".

Mr Raab, who said, under the chairmanship of the government daily coronavirus session on Tuesday, that he had had "full confidence" in the arrangements of Mr Johnson in the town.

"Well, first of all, the decision by the government will be through collective Cabinet responsibility, so this is the same as before," The Foreign Minister said.

"But we have very clear instructions, very clear instructions from the Prime Minister , and we will concentrate with the total unit and total determination to implement it, so that when he is back, I hope in the very short term, we have the progress that he would expect and that the country would expect. "

Earlier, Buckingham Palace said The Queen had sent a message to Mr Johnson's family and his partner, Carrie Symonds , said she thought of you, and wish the PM a full and speedy recovery.

Prince William also, signing it with his initial "W," while his father, The Prince of Wales, want to have a message of himself and The Duchess of Cornwall, said Mr Johnson, a "speedy recovery," Clarence House ,.

the BBC's political correspondent, Jonathan Blake

It was a show of support for Boris Johnson by Dominic Raab , on behalf of his colleagues in the Cabinet. The watch, which He Said was not only your boss, But "our friend".

Some of the bullish language to Mr Johnson as a "fighter" who would "short", that was clearly an attempt to keep courage in a difficult time.

Although Mr. Raab was asked to deputise for the PM while he is in the ICU, we learned very little about exactly how much authority he has.

In response to questions of whether his role allows him to make decisions He Said it was "total unity" in the government and referred to The System of collective responsibility.

That, simply put, is The Principle that all the Ministers agree to support a policy once it is agreed.

It seems that Downing Street and Dominic Raab are interested in, to show that he is simply carrying out the Prime Minister 's orders to Boris Johnson back.

The Hope is, of course, that he is able to do, as soon as possible. But with each day that passes, decisions must be made and someone's gotta do it.

from 09:00 on Tuesday, 213,181 people were tested, of which 55,242 tested positive, The Department of Health and Social Care said.

Overall, 266,694 tests were completed, the carried out with 14,006 tests on Monday.

The Daily number for The Number of people tested, on Monday, data from the Manchester and Leeds closes because of a "data-processing-delay", while the total tests figure excludes Northern Ireland , The Department of health added.

elsewhere, and it appeared that the Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove was the last politician who isolate themselves.

Mr Gove, But a member of the family. He will continue to work At Home .

He is the last minister to isolate himself, 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.

Mr Johnson ' s condition, his fiancee, Mrs MAIER, who is pregnant with her first child, is not able to visit him in the hospital.

She Said at the weekend that they are "on The Mend " after being forced to isolate himself, after displaying symptoms of the disease.

The Following message, he was treated in the hospital, the world's leaders, and fellow politicians, the news sent to wish Mr Johnson all the best.

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