Three glaring omissions from Rishi Sunak's mini Budget - young mums, pensions and renters
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mirror.co.ukChancellor Rishi Sunak has unveiled his plan to get Britain working again - but it's full of holes. He cut taxes for home buyers, offered £5,000 grants for home improvements and handed families restaurant discounts to get people eating out again.
There were also £1,000 "incentives" for bosses taking workers back from furlough and a whole suite of actions to get young people into work. "People need to know we will do all we can to give everyone the opportunity of good and secure work," the Chancellor told the House of Commons. "People need to know that although hardship lies ahead, no one will be left without hope." He added: "Our plan has a clear goal: to protect, support and create jobs." But he was utterly silent on childcare, renting and
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