touched on, the problem is the scheme is being withdrawn today. employers are being asked to stand on their own two feet for the bad latest calculations, 1.6 million people were still in need of support was that they could not get back to work and theirjobs as normal and businesses are not operating at full capacity. that is the problem and what we will talk about this morning. why many businesses are finding it difficult to get back to normal, particularly those in the travel and tourism industry but also in place like this, in city centres were effortful is down sharply because people have not returned to the office. because football is down. the scheme has been extended several times and today marks the end of it. in some respects, are very welcome moment, a sign the economy might be healing, finally. for those in need, a tough time ahead and difficult decisions for
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employers about how many staff they keep on there are many thousands of people who fell through the cracks, did not get any financial support from the fellow scheme or otherwise. for those, very difficult time indeed. de furlough scheme. we ll speak to simon clarke, the chief secretary to the treasury, at 7.30am this morning. britney spears father has been suspended from the legal arrangement that gave him control over her life after the singer accused him of years of abuse. cheers erupted outside a los angeles court last night when the conservatorship rolling ended. sophie long reports. it was the day they had been waiting for. eversince it was the day they had been waiting for. ever since britney spears told the world have farther s control over her was abusive, they believed the end was in sight. four hours,
additional support offered to keep people in employment and protect jobs also long. to give it its official name, it is the job support scheme. it has kept many millions of people in work during the depths of the downturn and the lockdown is have meant many people could not go to work and their businesses could not operate as normal. let me remind you of some of those numbers. they are pretty staggering. it is hard to get your head around the extent and scale of it. at its peak 8.9 million people were having theirjob artificially supported by taxpayer money, by the government. that is a third of the entire uk workforce. £68.5 billion was claimed in that support scheme to keep people in work. that is the single most expensive intervention the government has made during the course of this pandemic. as you have
business to be second best as well, then this business won t survive. how confident business won t survive. how confident are business won t survive. how confident are you business won t survive. how confident are you that - business won t survive. how confident are you that you i business won t survive. firm confident are you that you will be here next this time next year? difficult question. difficult question. i want to still be here and i question. i want to still be here and l will question. i want to still be here and i will do my damnedest to still be here and i will do my damnedest to still be here. ., , ., be here. the government says that now is the right be here. the government says that now is the right time be here. the government says that now is the right time to be here. the government says that now is the right time to get - be here. the government says that now is the right time to get the - now is the right time to get the economy back on its fee
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