200 or— booked out 80 people, when you get 200 or 300 in when they are standinq _ 200 or 300 in when they are standing-— 200 or 300 in when they are standinu. , ., ., ., standing. good luck, still a lot of work to do- _ standing. good luck, still a lot of work to do. fiona, _ standing. good luck, still a lot of work to do. fiona, thank - standing. good luck, still a lot of work to do. fiona, thank you. . standing. good luck, still a lot of| work to do. fiona, thank you. let standing. good luck, still a lot of- work to do. fiona, thank you. let me introduce you to kate nichols, the boss of uk hospitality. we have developed this pandemic and the impact it has had. a lot of businesses are struggling even though they are open. it is really difficult because _ though they are open. it is really difficult because when _ though they are open. it is really difficult because when they - though they are open. it is really difficult because when they are l though they are open. it is really - difficult because when they are open there are _ difficult because when they are open there are tougher restrictions than injuly_ there are tougher restrictions than injuly last— there are tougher restrictions than injuly last year. all of there are tougher restrictions than in july last year. all of those capacity _ in july last year. all of those capacity constraints, social distancing, the additional costs, table _ distancing, the additional costs, table ordering, none of them are breaking — table ordering, none of them are breaking even so the best the industry— breaking even so the best the industry is doing at the moment is two thirds — industry is doing at the moment is two thirds of normal revenue so every— two thirds of normal revenue so every day — two thirds of normal revenue so every day they are open they are trading _ every day they are open they are trading at — every day they are open they are trading at a loss and have been doing _ trading at a loss and have been doing so— trading at a loss and have been doing so for 15 months. the 21st of june for— doing so for 15 months. the 21st of june for some businesses, one in four are — june for some businesses, one in four are not — june for some businesses, one in four are not yet open, so this is the first— four are not yet open, so this is the first date on which they will be able to— the first date on which they will be able to start trading. and the first date on which they will be able to start trading.— able to start trading. and now the 21st is in doubt. _ able to start trading. and now the 21st is in doubt. it _ able to start trading. and now the 21st is in doubt. it could _ able to start trading. and now the 21st is in doubt. it could be - able to start trading. and now the 21st is in doubt. it could be a - 21st is in doubt. it could be a two—week delay, a month, they may be no delay at all. that