Kim Jong-un missed the yearly April 15th visit to the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun in Pyongyang, sparking rumours.
Boris Johnson reflected on his own close-run experience with Covid-19 following his return to work.
The country has managed to avoid the worst-case scenario, the PM said.
With the death toll mounting, PPE shortages, ongoing lockdown the Sage scandal and a vaccine a long way off, Boris Johnson has his work cut out.
Labour minister and A&E worker Dr Rosena Allin-Khan said the UK chose to enter lockdown ‘too late’.
According to reports there are at least 100 cases nationally, with some people drinking diluted bleach.
She pointed out that "car crime, burglary and shoplifting are all lower than the same time last year."
The PM will be back at work in Downing Street on Monday after recuperating from the disease at Chequers.
It is not inappropriate for the PM’s chief adviser to attend Sage, as long as the public know he did not interfere with the science, experts said.
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