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In The Week Boris Told A Battered Britain It Was In For Another Six Months Of COVID Winter Misery

A news outlet has revealed that Carrie Symonds has enjoyed a five-star holiday in the exclusive Italian resort of Lake Como with her infant Wilfred. However, in the week Boris Johnson told Britons the UK was in for another six months of misery, yet his fiancee has been staying at the £600 a night GrandContinue reading “In The Week Boris Told A Battered Britain It Was In For Another Six Months Of COVID Winter Misery”

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Boris Johnson Hits Reverse

Boris Johnson has unveiled a major crackdown on normal life in a bid to stop a second surge of the coronavirus. He will drop his back to work drive, announce constraints on socialising and levy a 10 pm curfew on bars and restaurants from Thursday. Pubs and other outlets will be permitted to serve seatedContinue reading “Boris Johnson Hits Reverse”

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Millionaire Rishi Sunak Refuses To Say If £95 Sick Pay Is Enough To Live On

Millionaire Chancellor Rishi Sunak has refused to say if the UK’s £95 a week sick pay rate is enough to live on as Labour urged the top Tory to put himself in the shoes of low paid workers who face choosing between rent and food if they’re forced into self-isolation. And he was urged toContinue reading “Millionaire Rishi Sunak Refuses To Say If £95 Sick Pay Is Enough To Live On”

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Fears Mount That Millions Will Have Their Minimum Wage Rise Cancelled

Downing Street said it had no plans to pull the brake on the next minimum wage rise in April 2021 but added a pretty big caveat. Fears have been raised that millions of workers could lose out on a planned increase in the National Minimum Wage because of damage done to the economy by COVIDContinue reading “Fears Mount That Millions Will Have Their Minimum Wage Rise Cancelled”

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Eat Out To Help Out

Ministers are asking Rishi Sunak to launch a second helping of his discount dining scheme to lure workers back into Britain’s abandoned city centres. The Chancellor is understood to have received suggestions from co-workers that a follow up to his hugely triumphant ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ initiative could boost urban markets recover from theContinue reading “Eat Out To Help Out”