UK services sector 'sucked into a black hole' after largest slump on record

Sector scores all-time low influential PMI survey as pubs, bars and restaurants shut down

Bars, pubs and restaurants have been forced to close their doors, costing thousands of jobs, and helping to suck the sector into a"black hole," experts said

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