BORIS Johnson today described his coronavirus battle as like being attacked by an “invisible mugger”. The Prime Minister returned to work this morning after fighting the deadly bug and gave a rally…
Boris Johnson today described coroanvirus as being an 'invisible mugger'The Prime Minister returned to work this morning after battling the deadly bug and gave a rallying speech outside No.10But the 55-year-old also revealed how he tackled the virus first hand after he was rushed to intensive care when he tested positive for Covid-19.
“I want to thank the people of the country for the sheer guts and grit you have shown and are continuing to show.“This is still the biggest single challenge this country has faced since the war.” "I refuse to throw away all the effort and sacrifice of the British people, and risk a major outbreak and massive loss of life and the overwhelming of the NHS," he said.
"We will be relying as ever on science. Across party lines, bringing in opposition parties as far as we possibly can.
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