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Events of the past week have left The Leaders Council with no choice but to award this week's Hannibal Prize to Tottenham Hotspur Football Club

Boris Johnson was moved out of intensive care yesterday, but remains in hospital.

In spite of the coronavirus outbreak, a Downing Street spokesperson has said that the post-Brexit transition period will not be extended beyond December 31, 2020.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been moved from the intensive care unit at St. Thomas’ Hospital in London and back onto the ward, according to a Downing Street statement released on Thursday evening.

Later today, ministers in the government's emergency Cobra committee will review the effect of lockdown measures brought in on March 23. A firm decision is not expected, however.

Culture secretary Oliver Dowden told the BBC on Thursday morning that there had been no change in prime minister Boris Johnson’s condition after a third night in intensive care at St. Thomas’ Hospital in London.

Vermont senator Bernie Sanders has suspended his campaign to become the Democratic candidate for this year’s US presidential elections, leaving Joe Biden as the clear favourite.

Rishi Sunak said at today's coronavirus press conference that Boris Johnson's condition was "improving".

Speaking at Wednesday’s daily coronavirus briefing from Downing Street, chancellor Rishi Sunak informed the public that prime minister Boris Johnson’s condition is “improving” after two nights in intensive care.

Boris Johnson has spent a second night in intensive care, but Downing Street have stated that his condition is "stable" and health minister Edward Argar has described him as "comfortable" and "in good spirits".

Prime minister Boris Johnson has spent a second night in an intensive care unit at St. Thomas' Hospital in London as he battles to overcome coronavirus.

Foreign secretary and first secretary of state Dominic Raab has said that prime minister Boris Johnson remains in intensive care but is breathing without the need for a ventilator.

Dominic Raab led the daily government briefing on coronavirus today, after Prime Minister Boris Johnson was taken into intensive care late last night.

It is fair to say that Phoebe Waller-Bridge is the cultural Midas of the 2010s – everything she touches, from Fleabag to Killing Eve, to the hotly anticipated Bond film, turns to gold.