Boris Johnson: World leaders wish speedy recovery from coronavirus
07 April 2020 |
3:18 pm
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and US President Donald Trump are among those who have sent their best wishes to the UK prime minister. Johnson is currently in intensive care in London suffering from coronavirus.
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