Millions of people across the United Kingdom have found their employment by coronavirus in some way. Whether they were furloughed, accepted pay reductions, or lost their jobs - the crisis has been a major blow to the economy.
The government has handed out billions in furlough payments, and has given huge amounts of money in loans to businesses of all sizes. It is also expected that the government will now have to borrow a further £330 billion.
According to author and journalist Paul Mason, we are in for a reckoning. The former BBC Newsnight and Channel 4 News economics editor spoke to JOE and gave his verdict on the scale of economic crisis facing the UK.
A four-storey building has collapsed A major update has been given after a UK train station was closed after a huge fire tore through a nearby building last night. Dramatic videos and images from the scene showed the blaze tear through a vape shop located near to the station. Emergency services were first alerted to […]
The plane was the second most tracked in the world on Flightradar24 A US military plane has declared a mid-air emergency over the UK. The Boeing KC-135T Stratotanker, which is a military adaption of the Boeing 707, left from RAF Mildenhall at 09:53 this morning. The plane flew out across East Anglia and over the […]
Find out if your furry friend is part of the list Nearly 70 of the most popular dog breeds in the UK are at risk of being banned, according to new government legislation which will deem them unhealthy. If you are a dog owner and your dog ticks the boxes of a new 10-point checklist […]
