Boris Johnson's battle with coronavirus begs the question: was the public told the truth?
ABCThat the leader of one of the most powerful nations and largest economies in the world is now in intensive care with worsening symptoms of coronavirus is extraordinary. Downing Street says Boris Johnson's condition worsened over the course of Monday afternoon, and his medical team advised that he be moved to ICU at St Thomas' Hospital in central London. Just hours before he was admitted to intensive care, Downing Street was insisting Mr Johnson was still well enough to govern. Then Mr Raab revealed he had not spoken to Mr Johnson since Saturday, one day before the Prime Minister was admitted to hospital, despite standing in for him on Monday's daily government coronavirus briefing. A statement from Downing Street said the PM had asked Mr Raab to deputise for him "where necessary".