Video: Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai stands up in hospital Speaking outside, Dr Rosser, the hospital's medical director, told reporters: "It's clear that Malala is not out of the woods yet. The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, which cares for soldiers with gunshot injuries flown back to the UK from Afghanistan, said earlier that Malala had spent a fourth "comfortable" night in Britain and was being assessed by specialist consultants. The teenager, who was attacked after promoting the education of girls and criticising Taliban militants, was initially treated by neurosurgeons at a Pakistani military hospital before being flown to the UK. She was shot with two classmates as they made their way home from school in north-west Pakistan, in what Foreign Secretary William Hague described as a "barbaric attack."