Yesterday, We were brought a highly distinguished veteran of the Army and high ranking member of the Government to our Hospital. We had the opportunity to assist this member of the Cabinet and also prepare this member to go back into public life, but for the next couple of day, he will remain in the Hospital. Here is the information that he has allowed us to share with the public and what we deem as information to be allowed to the public. We know that the Chancellor of the Exchequer was seen leaving 11 Downing Street and fell just shortly after leaving the front door on the street outside. There currently isn't much we can share about the situation or health condition of the Chancellor, but it is known he is going to be turn 70 soon and could be in for more health issues in the future. With the future in mind, the we, the doctors, have yet to release much information about the Chancellor's health and will be keeping this information private for the foreseeable. With this the doctors aren't certain if the chancellor has suffer any breaks or other severe injuries from his hard and mysterious fall outside of the Chancellor's Apartments at 11 Downing. We do know and can release that he did have a case of gout, but we aren't sure if it was severe enough to cause him to fall or if it was another medical condition. This is all we can share to you, the public at this and any additional requests for information can be sent through the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Office at 11 Downing Street, here in London, or through his personal home at Bradley House in Wiltshire. Thank You.