Matt Hancock says PM is 'working hard to do what's needed from home' despite having COVID-19

Matt Hancock says the PM Boris Johnson 'is working very hard from home and doing what is needed' despite recovering from coronavirus.

Matt Hancock reveals having COVID-19 was 'rough' – and he lost half a stone from being unable to eat.

The cabinet minister reveals his plan to "ramp up" the amount of coronavirus testing is "a big task, a big ask".

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