across town centres and hospital businesses. hospitality businesses. hospitality businesses. there are businesses at risk, workers who will not be able to work as they would normally do, we think the government, the unions and the employers need to get a resolution as a matter of priority otherwise our businesses will be collateral damage in this.- otherwise our businesses will be collateral damage in this. thank you kate nicolson. collateral damage in this. thank you kate nicolson, ceo collateral damage in this. thank you kate nicolson, ceo of collateral damage in this. thank you kate nicolson, ceo of uk kate nicolson, ceo of uk hospitality. earlierwe kate nicolson, ceo of uk hospitality. earlier we asked you what you make of this, how it effects your christmas plans and whether it influences how you feel about the strike. bernadette sanders says, i support the rmt, working people are fed up with not being paid enough to keep up with the cost of living and having to reso
to normality as soon as possible. but unions are warning that removing the legal requirement to self isolate puts workers in an impossible position. so what effect will today s announcement have on business and the economy? let s talk now to kate nicholls, the ceo of uk hospitality, an organisation that represents more than 740 hospitality companies across england, scotland and wales. thank you very much forjoining us. what is your view of how removing this legal requirement to self isolate in england only will have on hospitality businesses? we ve have on hospitality businesses? - very much welcome today s announcement. it gives our businesses certainty, it gives us the ability to start to plan and to be able to bring the start of the recovery for hospitality interview after two years of disruption. today s announcement is a clear signal to consumers that we can return generality, that people can look towards planning ahead, booking those celebrations they have missed over the past tw
and lower rate has helped our businesses navigate the storm invest in their people and we need that to continue going forward so we need to lock in that lower rate of vat. i(ate lock in that lower rate of vat. kate nicholls, ceo lock in that lower rate of vat. kate nicholls, ceo of lock in that lower rate of vat. kate nicholls, ceo of uk lock in that lower rate of vat. kate nicholls, ceo of uk hospitality, thank you. how easy is it for you to see a gp face to face? before the pandemic, about 80% of gp appointments in england were held in person but that number fell dramatically during lockdown as consultations moved online. new figures from nhs england show that only 58% of patients were seen in person during august the first full month after covid restrictions ended. jim reed reports. my day to day medicine cabinet will have multiple painkillers in it, nsaids, anti inflammatories, you take an anti spasmodic. the list goes on. katie lives with endometriosis a painful, chroni