Outrage as Sports Direct claims store is 'vital' and will stay open during coronavirus lockdown
Frasers Group is owned by billionairewho is said to be worth a whopping £1.977 billion according to the Sunday Times Rich List.
s in modern history that Sports Direct are willing to risk the health and well-being of their employees and the general public to commercially exploit the retail market."The news was met with ridicule and outrage on social media. Another tweeted: “Don’t leave your house other than to buy food/medicine/essential work or if you work at sports direct. Love that. #Fuming.”
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