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That in central london, so particularly acute in central london. if it carries on, we estimate hospitality could lose £3—£4 billion this december. the criticism that's been levelled at the government is that this is a lockdown in everything but name. is that fair? there is a disconnect between the political policy, the economic reality, and it's caused by consumer confidence which has just crashed. people are literally staying away in their droves, and that's where it's slipping on a daily basis. this has happened rapidly, and we need urgent support put in place to compensate these busines...

With the economy moving again after covid, there has been pressure on the government to help those struggling with rising bills and rising prices. part of its answer is pay going up. the government says it wants to move to a high—wage economy, where people earn more to help with household budgets. as well as today's announcement, the chancellor's hinted that public sector workers could be in line for a pay rise, too. but critics say it isn't enough, given that some support put in place through the pandemic has ended and people are facing tax rises, too. what the government have announced tod...

But critics say it isn't enough, given that some support put in place through the pandemic has ended and people are facing tax rises, too. what the government have announced today is going to be swallowed up by the tax rises they've already announced, by that big cut to universal credit and because people are already seeing big increases in the cost of living, so it'sjust more smoke and mirrors for the government. there will be more to come from the treasury on wednesday, when the chancellor will set out not just who might benefit from this budget but how he plans to keep the books balanced. w...

Given that some support put in place through the pandemic has ended and people are facing tax rises, too. what the government have announced today is going to be swallowed up by the tax rises they've already announced, by that big cut to universal credit and because people are already seeing big increases in the cost of living, so it'sjust more smoke and mirrors for the government. there will be more to come from the treasury on wednesday, when the chancellor will set out not just who might benefit from this budget but how he plans to keep the books balanced. let's turn to coronavirus now and ...

The government says it wants to move to a high—wage economy, where people earn more to help with household budgets. as well as today�*s announcement, the chancellor has hinted that public sector workers could be in line for a pay rise, too. but critics say it isn�*t enough, given that some support put in place through the pandemic has ended and people are facing tax rises, too. what the government have announced today is going to be swallowed up by the tax rises they�*ve already announced, by that big cut to universal credit and because people are already seeing big increases in the co...