Motorists face 2p fuel duty hike next year to pay for coronavirus black hole

Stacey Solomon said she spent the day 'welling up' as her first-born son celebrated his birthday. The Loose Women star took to Instagram to share a gushing tribute to Zachary with her millions of followers as he turned 14 on Monday (March 21).

Manori Ravindran International Editor“Dexter” and “The Blacklist” producer Daniel Cerone has boarded the U.K. adaptation of Japanese crime drama format “Connected,” Variety can reveal.The veteran producer is overseeing the U.K.

Kim Kardashianshared several new eye-popping images to Instagram early on Tuesday morning.The 41-year-old siren was posing in a blue bikini from her SKIMS SWIM collection which launched last week online. The two piece made the most of her generous chest, flat tummy and sculpted arms.The girlfriend of SNL vet Pete Davidson had on light makeup and her raven hair down as she stood on the balcony of her hotel room in Miami while holding a bottle of soda.

Kendall Jennershared a stunning video to her Instagram Stories on Monday evening where her lips looked much bigger than they normally do.The 26-year-old model was sitting in a car as she filmed herself pouting for the camera and making funny faces as she wore a mauve colored lipstick, clearing overlining her top lip.But the sister of Lip Kit Queen Kylie Jenner had likely added a filter to her clip which not only made her lips look bigger, it lightened her eyes and smoothed out her skin. Pouty:Kendall Jenner shared a stunning video to her Instagram Stories on Monday evening where her lips looked much bigger than they normally do (pictured right earlier this month) Always working:Later in the day, Kendall had several meetings to promote her tequila at notable bars like The Abbey in Los Angeles Copy Kendall in a Jacquemus skirt £390 Jacquemus 'La jupe Chouchou' skirt Now reduced to £273 Buy now Kendall Jenner looked effortlessly chic when she stepped out in LA.

coronavirus pandemic.The chancellor’s stark comments come after recent research revealed that a third of musicians could leave the industry due to financial losses.When asked if out-of-work musicians and creatives should seek alternative employment, he told ITV News: “I can’t pretend that everyone can do exactly the same job that they were doing at the beginning of this crisis.“That’s why we’ve put a lot of resource into trying to create new opportunities.”He went on to concede that unemployment is “likely to increase” but stressed the government is “trying to do everything we can to protect as many jobs as possible.”Sunak said that employment was still available in the creative industries, but added that “everyone is having to find ways to

The Government’s bailout package for the hospitality sector has been branded a “con” that will fail to prevent thousands of pubs and restaurants going bust.

Boris Johnson has admitted that the Eat Out to Help Out scheme may have contributed to the spread coronavirus - but insisted it was necessary to save jobs.

Eat Out to Help Out ’ scheme had not happened.

coronavirus pandemic.And while the scheme is coming to an end, around three million workers are still on partial or full furlough leave.Last week, Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced his winter plans which will help keep many people in work, which will start in November.The government will “directly support” the wages of people in “viable jobs” working at least a third of their normal hours from November.And while the furlough scheme is still going, the government is scaling back its contributions for the second time since March.Here are the new furlough changes from today, October 1.From October 1, the Treasury will reduce contributions from 70% to 60% per employee, up to £1,875.That means that the government’s contributions to your payslip

Boris Johnson has sown fresh chaos over the government's coronavirus plan after claiming he wants to save "every job in the country."

a global day of action, musicians, artists, crew and venues are echoing the call for government support to prevent jobs being lost, workers going bankrupt and catastrophic damage being done to the £5.2billion music scene.After UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced details of the government’s new Winter Economy Plan for the next six months last week, the music industry hit back for its lack of support for the many musicians, self-employed and the staff within venues forced to close due to COVID-19.

Nightclubs could be shut until there is a coronavirus vaccine, a Tory minister hinted today as she admitted thousands of jobs will be lost for a "long time".

coronavirus pandemic.

Rishi Sunak has today announced the new Job Support Scheme that will replace furlough.

the government’s new six-month Jobs Support Scheme that is set to replace furlough – claiming that it doesn’t appear to meet the specific needs that have put many workers at risk.Today (September 24), Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced details of the government’s new Winter Economy Plan for the next six months , including a top up of the wages of workers for the next six months, covering up to two thirds of their pay packet with workers having to work at least a third of their usual hours to qualify for the scheme.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has outlined additional UK Government support to provide certainty to businesses and workers across the country impacted by coronavirus after the furlough scheme ends next month.The furlough scheme was introduced in March and paid 80 per cent of the salaries of nearly 12 million employees unable to work because of coronavirus and subsequent lockdown and will end on October 31.Since the beginning of the pandemic, the UK Government has provided over £190 billion of support - including financial funding for over a million businesses through grants, loans and rates cuts.Mr Sunak delivered the Winter Economy Plan in the House of Commons on Thursday, announcing new economic measures to support the country for the next six

The Government will pay for two thirds of workers' salary for businesses who have to cut their hours because of the Covid-19 crisis.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak will outline his plans to protect millions of jobs on Thursday after intense opposition insisted more needed to be done in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis. The move came as La bour leader Keir Starmer ramped up calls for a plan B for the coronavirus economy, and the SNP made demands in the Commons for the UK Government’s Job Retention Scheme to be extended.

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Hopes have been raised that furlough could be replaced with a new wage support system when it ends on October 31.

Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme has protected around 779,500 workers across Scotland during the pandemic, almost a third of the entire workforce.The UK Government scheme is due to end in October but Chancellor Rishi Sunak has said he will continue to consider "creative and effective" ways to protect jobs.And while the Scottish Government has proposed that extending the furlough scheme for another eight months could save 61,000 jobs at a cost of £850 million, the chances of that happening remain slim.A paper published earlier this week claimed an extension to the end of June 2021 could "pay for itself" through wider economic benefits by avoiding a rise in unemployment in Scotland.The latest figures published by the Office of National