Nigel
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We don't really have a stand in since the country is run by the government at the appointment of the Queen, not run by the Prime Minister, so anyone in the current cabinet can take over as chairman. The other roles of the Prime Minister will have been distributed to the most appropriate people. If Boris was to not survive then the Conservative Party who won the last general election and thus forms the government would need to elect a new leader in the same way they replaced Mrs May by Boris, and then the Queen would make the winner the new Prime Minister, no need for the public to vote, we don't have a president.Who is the stand in for Boris if he need to go on a ventilator ?
So for now Dominic Raab (Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs) has taken over as chairman of the government, but he is not prime minister and is unlikely to become prime minister.
Hopefully Boris will get well again soon, apparently he doesn't have pneumonia or anything currently needing a ventilator, a bit worrying that he has had a high temperature for so long though.
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