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Almost half a million self-employed workers have been “left in the lurch” by government support covering just two-fifths of their normal income despite the launch of tougher coronavirus restrictions, Labour has warned.

The Covid-19 pandemic has already proven to be one of the largest health crisis in living memory and has the potential to be equally damaging to mental health. Unfortunately, government decisions could be exacerbating these problems for the three ...

Single, heavily pregnant and recently served with an eviction notice: if anyone had told 31-year-old Emma Kiernan how her life would be turned upside down in the space of six months she would never have believed them.

MARTIN LEWIS has responded to criticisms from the Chancellor of the Exchequer in regards to how many people are being left out of the government's various support schemes. Rather embarrassingly for Rishi, Martin used HMRC's own data to prove his ...

Chancellor Rishi Sunak just changed the rules on how much people can be paid if they've lost work thanks to coronaivirus - but financial guru Martin Lewis has seen a rather large hole in it already.

British finance minister Rishi Sunak will address parliament on Thursday about the outlook for the economy, as he faces growing pressure to offer more support to businesses and workers hit by tightening COVID lockdown rules.

Rishi Sunak has won a battle with Boris Johnson to delay tens of billions of pounds of infrastructure and military spending that he believes coronavirus-ravaged public finances can no longer afford. The government has confirmed it is scrapping a ...

Gyms will be able to reopen in the Liverpool City Region, the area's mayor has said. They were ordered to close when the area was placed into tier 3 of the coronavirus restrictions last week.

The NEC Group is to shed 450 jobs, more than half its workforce, after Covid devastated the events industry. The Birmingham-based company has been hit hard after being unable to hold exhibitions, concerts or shows after the government banned large ...

When Baroness Diana “Dido” Harding was handed the job of leading NHS test and trace, the dizzying brief that ministers set her was to beat the world. But it was not, she says, to save Britain. It may have seemed that her £12bn programme had the star ...