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the fear of a power vacuum at The Top of the Government - such as Boris Johnson , his stay in the intensive Care feature prominently on Wednesday, newspaper Front Pages .

The Daily Telegraph says the Prime Minister is the De Facto Deputy Dominic Raab is faced with a Situation and The Most pressing questions about his authority to determine changes in the Government 's response to the coronavirus crisis.

Cabinet sources tell The Paper that Mr Johnson will still have to take important decisions, as long as he remains in the position to Express its desires, but in his absence, the Minister had "different views" of whether the extension to the existing block the next week.

The HuffPost UK website between the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of health and Social Care on The Way to the front.

The Sun is a further unnamed Government quoted the figure that Mr Raab suggests, as the Prime Minister 's stand-in, and collective responsibility must be "something substantial", such as the approval of the military action.

The New Statesman website also points out that The Foreign Minister can not be set, or released, other Minister -

For The Guardian , the UK at a time when public support for the extension of social distancing Are measures that must be gained and maintained.

"The Weeks ", it goes in an editorial, "Are some of The Most fraught political calls in times of peace the Government to make".

Several papers have Dominic Raab , the comments that the Prime Minister is a "fighter" to pull the "by".

Meanwhile, 16 the NHS staff at the George Eliot Hospital in Warwickshire - dressed in plastic aprons and surgical masks Are made in the image of holding a house "get well soon" sign for Mr. Johnson.

And on The Last Thursday of the health of workers, applaud, tell the reader: "he remained at work For You , now to go home and pray for him."

there is, however, his stay in the hospital may dull accountability and control of the Government .

elsewhere, according to The Times , a British biotech company, to produce a finger prick antibody test that detects whether someone has the coronavirus, offers a possible way out of the lockdown.

The Paper proposes that the Minister will turn to the idea of purchasing such a test abroad to other products ordered and evaluated by the Government turned out to be unreliable.

The ultimate goal is, The Times says, is a kit is just enough to test millions of people, to generate At Home , a result within a couple of minutes.

The Financial Times says that people used in parts of Europe, to relieve alleged symptoms of lupus and rheumatoid arthritis - according to US President Donald Trump to fight it could Covid-19.

A Survey of lupus sufferers in the whole of Europe, found that up to 60% of the patients were able to buy hydroxychloroquine at a pharmacy in The Last few weeks, although there is no robust evidence it can be used for the treatment of coronavirus. India has already restricted the Export of the drug.

Finally, the Daily Mail provides some light Relief -

The French sculptor François-Xavier Lalanne, designed the bathtub, toilet and bidet set in The Shape of A Mother hippopotamus and two Babies - Even building a closet in The Mother 's mouth.

Sotheby's - the the sell a lot In Paris this Summer - to get it expected up to £2. 2m. The Mail says, the suite is also fully functional, providing the perfect opportunity for a wealthy, art-loving bidders to revel in Luxury .

Source of news: bbc.com