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Governments on both sides of the Atlantic are failing to adjust their economies to new norms

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Despite encouraging signs that economies could reopen as COVID-19 vaccinations are rolled out, additional waves of infections and extended travel restrictions weigh heavily on the leisure and hospitality industry The leisure and hospitality sector has been among the hardest hit by the pandemic, with ongoing restrictions and mandatory closures affecting restaurants, hotels and travel companies. Forced to close their doors and with prof...

There has already been significant speculation about what Chancellor Rishi Sunak will announce in next week’s Budget.

Denying NHS staff pay rise in Budget would be a kick in the teeth, Labour says Sean Morrison © Provided by Evening Standard Kick in the teeth: Sunak is not expected to give NHS staff a pay rise in the Budget, according to reportsREUTERS Denying NHS staff a pay rise in next week’s Budget would be a “kick in the teeth” after months on the frontline of the pandemic, Labour has said. It comes amid reports that ChancellorRishi Sunak will not include a pay boost for health wo...

There has already been significant speculation about what Chancellor Rishi Sunak will announce in next week’s Budget.

There has already been significant speculation about what Chancellor Rishi Sunak will announce in next week’s Budget.

There has already been significant speculation about what Chancellor Rishi Sunak will announce in next week’s Budget.

Despite warnings it could cause an exodus among frontline staff, the Chancellor will not make any decision on salaries for NHS staff.

There has already been significant speculation about what Chancellor Rishi Sunak will announce in next week’s Budget.

Rishi Sunak extends furlough to September and commits £5bn to saving the high street – here are his other Budget announcements