Coronavirus: Chancellor set to unveil fresh emergency package to help workers
Rishi Sunak has been under pressure from Labour, unions and senior Tory MPs to do more to help workers and the stalling economy weather the crisis.
Rishi Sunak has been under pressure from Labour, unions and senior Tory MPs to do more to help workers and the stalling economy weather the crisis.
The posthumous pardon for the doctor, who died of Covid-19, is a startling admission of error from the Communist Party.
He suggested the Universal Credit scheme, his main legacy at the DWP, would be a better alternative.
You can’t fudge a pandemic when thousands of people have died.
Negotiations were expected to get back on track next week – but not in person.
The capital is facing a lockdown, with severe restrictions to travel and transport, in a bid to halt the coronavirus outbreak.
Neoliberal thinking has infected the Tory government’s COVID-19 response and has put the nation at risk.
People will die from coronavirus simply due to being homeless unless they are better protected, a group of charities said.
Rishi Sunak said the “unprecedented package” – equivalent to 15 per cent of GDP – could go further if demand is greater, and vowed to do “whatever it takes” to help the economy.
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