COOPER: We've got an update on the states of the prime minister of Great Britain. Our Nic Robertson joins us for that -- Nic?</s>NIC ROBERTSON, CNN INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMATIC EDITOR: It's news the British people have been wanting to hear, Anderson. The prime minister is out of ICU. He remains in hospital, is back on the ward, the regular ward, so they can continue to monitor his progress. We heard earlier in the day that he was continuing to make positive progress. So the update from the doctors this evening, out of ICU, back on the ward, presumably, and this will be the assumption a lot of people are making, Anderson, he's out of immediate danger. That will be the big takeaway here.</s>COOPER: He was sick for about 10 days before going to the hospital, correct?</s>ROBERTSON: He was. When he went, he went in a regular vehicle. The hospital five minutes driveaway. Didn't go into an ambulance. It wasn't an emergency. It was a precautionary step. And there were going to be routine tests. And 24 hours later, he was taken into ICU. We didn't really get any details of his condition that night. It was merely he was in ICU in case they needed to put him on a ventilator. And 48 hours after he went into ICU, the first indication that he was engaging positively with a medical team that he was sitting up. So there's a whole sort of 24-48 hours, Anderson, where we really don't know the condition of the prime minister. Was he coherent, lying down, unable to sit up, unable to make positive communications? Now there does seem to be a positive step. Again, absent real medical detail here -- Anderson?</s>COOPER: Some good news for him. Nic Robertson, thanks very much. We'll be back with more.
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