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NewsColony Boris Johnson says fear of never seeing his new son gave him the will to beat coronavirus Boris Johnson has revealed that the fear of never seeing his newborn son drove him in his battle against coronavirus .  The Prime Minister, 55, spent a week in April at St Thomas’s Hospital in London fighting the virus, including three days in intensive care, and admitted yesterday that doctors had prepared to announce his death.  Now, in an interview with the Sun , he has opened up further on his fight against the virus, saying he focused on ‘positive thoughts’ about pregnant fiancee Carrie Symonds and the impending birth of their child.  He said: ‘We’ve all got a lot to live for, a lot to do, and I won’t hide it from you, I was thinking about that, yes.’ His son, Wilfred Lawrie Nicholas Johnson, was born last Wednesday, just over two weeks after the Prime Minister was released from hospital.  Mr Johnson added in the interview that he was ‘thrilled’ with th...