UK coronavirus death toll hits 32,415 as 350 more die from killer virus
But the new guidelines, which do not apply to Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, have been met with criticism for lacking clarity and detail.Today, Rishi Sunak announced Britain willThe unprecedented job-retention scheme will remain the same until July - with workers paid 80% of their wages by the Government - but changes will emerge from August.
The Chancellor said businesses will be expected to start chipping in to help tackle the burden on the taxpayer, and there will the ability to pay people part-time instead.
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