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  • Post-Christmas lockdown for Northern Ireland

    December 18, 2020

    Northern Ireland will enter a strict six-week lockdown from Boxing Day. Health Minister Robin Swann said the lockdown is “in large part” the same as “the sustained lockdown” of last March. Non-essential shops will close after Christmas Eve, and close-contact services such as hairdressers and beauticians will have to shut. Pubs, cafés and restaurants will [...]

  • Wagamama owner The Restaurant Group slams current Covid tier system

    December 18, 2020

    Wagamama owner The Restaurant Group has warned that the current coronavirus tiering system in England will have a significant negative impact on the firm and the wider hospitality industry. Shares in Restaurant Group, which also owns Frankie & Benny’s, dipped more than four per cent this morning after it announced that more than 60 per [...]

  • John Lewis and Waitrose launch in-store Covid testing

    December 18, 2020

    John Lewis is set to launch rapid Covid testing sites in select Waitrose and retail shops around the country in a bid to ensure its 16,000 staff are fit for work. Coronavirus testing will now be available at 40 partnership locations in England, including Waitrose and John Lewis supply chain sites, customer fulfilment centres, textiles [...]

  • Furlough scheme to be extended until April and loans to continue, too

    December 17, 2020

    The Chancellor has confirmed today that the furlough scheme will be extended an extra month until the end of April 2021. The scheme had been intended to close in March, itself an extension from an original planned end date in the middle of 2020. The furlough programme pays 80 per cent towards wages of unworked [...]

  • Break: Government freezes quarantine list for Christmas period but US Virgin Islands fall foul

    December 17, 2020

    The Government has added Uruguay, Namibia and the US Virgin Islands to the list of countries returning passengers must quarantine after visiting. But Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has said there will be more changes to the quarantine list until January 7th, mitigating the chance of travel chaos over Christmas, unless it is an “emergency.” No [...]

  • Oh Ambassador, you’re buying us? Ferrero add Eat Natural to portfolio

    December 17, 2020

    Italian confectionary giant, Ferrero will acquire Eat Natural, expanding into the healthy snacking market for the first time.

  • London and southeast in Tier 3: What are the rules?

    December 17, 2020

    Most of the southeast of England is set to join London in Tier 3 from midnight on Friday, as the government scrambles to contain a sharp spike in coronavirus cases. The move will see Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, Peterborough, and the whole of Hertfordshire move into the highest level of restrictions from 0.01am on Saturday. It [...]

  • Breaking: Matt Hancock extends Tier 3 to most of southeast England

    December 17, 2020

    The health secretary has extended Tier 3 to almost all of the southeast of England following a huge surge in cases, thought to be the result of a new coronavirus mutation. Speaking in the Commons, Matt Hancock said: “In the last week hospital admissions are up by nearly half. It is therefore necessary to apply [...]

  • Rishi Sunak ‘to extend emergency Covid business loan schemes’

    December 17, 2020

    Chancellor Rishi Sunak is set to extend the UK’s £68bn coronavirus emergency loan schemes to help support businesses hit with the double whammy of Covid and Brexit, according to reports. Officials are drawing up plans to extend the three main loan guarantee schemes, including the government’s £43.5bn coronavirus bounce back loans programme, the Financial Times [...]

  • Exclusive: 33,000 suspicious activity reports filed as Covid fuels fraud

    December 17, 2020

    Some 33,000 suspicious activity reports (SARs) linked to the Covid-19 pandemic have been filed this year, suggesting government schemes designed to help people and businesses through the pandemic are open to abuse. SARs are filed by professionals working in a regulated sector, typically bankers, lawyers and accountants, and alert law enforcement to potential instances of [...]

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