Leaders Council

Dominic Raab led the coronavirus briefing today, where he said that the PM was in "good spirits" despite being in hospital.

Boris Johnson was admitted to hospital on Sunday night, and spent the night there. Housing secretary Robert Jenrick said the measure was a "precautionary step" and that the cabinet "[hoped] that as a result of tests [the PM] will be able to come back to Downing Street as soon as possible".

Health secretary Matt Hancock led the government press conference today for the first time since going into self-isolation.

The PM has announced the government will be "massively [ramping] up" testing in the coming days.

There have now been 2,352 deaths in the UK from the novel coronavirus, with a rise of 563 in the last 24 hours alone.

A 13-year-old boy died with coronavirus last night, so far the youngest person to die from Covid-19 in the UK.

The Leaders Council spoke to Baronsmede Family Homes Director Dee Tormey about her thoughts on the Covid-19 outbreak.

The Covid-19 outbreak has now meant that roughly 25 per cent of the world's population live in some form of lockdown.

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom has told the public that they "must stay at home", starting from tonight.

A former nurse and emergency medical technician has contacted the Leaders Council with critical information surrounding coronavirus transmission in supermarkets.

According to an in-depth new research report, if business leaders are unable to tap into their emotional intelligence and communicate better, there will be no place for them in the board room.

Russian president Vladimir Putin has told Tass news journalist Andrei Vandenko that he has been offered the opportunity to use body doubles for security reasons in the past but declined to do so on each occasion.