Boris Johnson discharged from hospital following minor operation

Boris Johnson’s hospital visit ended earlier after he was discharged after minor surgery.

The Prime Minister underwent sinus surgery this morning (Monday 20 June).

He will reportedly be back at work tomorrow (Tuesday 21 June).

Boris Johnson Hospital

The Prime Minister underwent minor surgery on his sinuses this morning.

While Mr Johnson was out of action, Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab stepped in for him.

He would have made all the “urgent” and “significant” decisions if there had been any.

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A spokesman for the Prime Minister confirmed that he had an operation today.

“The Prime Minister had a very minor routine operation related to his sinuses this morning,” they said.

“He went to the hospital around 6am and the surgery was done first thing this morning. He was back in Downing Street just after 10am.”

Boris Johnson discharged from hospital

The spokesman confirmed that Mr Johnson was under general anesthesia for a “brief period”.

They then confirmed that the operation had been planned “for a while”.

However, they did not say whether Mr Johnson was on a waiting list.

They also didn’t say how long he had waited for the surgery.

They then confirmed the Prime Minister was driven to the hospital rather than being placed in an ambulance.

“He’s back, he’s currently resting,” they said. They added that the operation was a “success”.

The Prime Minister was booed at the Platinum Jubilee celebrations

The prime minister’s operation came just weeks after he was booed at the Platinum Jubilee.

Both Mr Johnson and his wife Carrie attended Thanksgiving service at St Paul’s Cathedral on Friday 3 June.

However, her performances at the event were not well received by viewers.

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As the couple walked up the steps to the cathedral, they received boos from the public.

“Definitely heard some boos like Boris Johnson and wife Carrie have arrived,” a viewer of the event said on Twitter.

“Maybe there is hope for the country after all,” tweeted another.

This is believed to be the first time a prime minister has been booed by the public at a royal event.

Shortly thereafter, Mr. Johnson managed to survive a vote of confidence. However, the result was not surprising as 41% of MPs voted against it.

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