The Chancellor is accused of helping the “already haves” – leaving renters, retail staff , young people and those in manufacturing jobs to bear the brunt. Mr Sunak promised “no one will be left without hope” this week as he announced a £30billion “plan for jobs” – including a £500million discount scheme for restaurant diners. And while Mr Sunak axed stamp duty on homes up to £500,000, homeless charity Shelter is warning of a surge of rental evictions. We still face a jobs cliff edge.”(Image: Getty)Global economic body, the OECD, has forecast UK unemployment rising to 11.7 per cent. It could hit 15 per cent – five million – if there is a coronavirus second wave.

Source: Daily Mirror July 11, 2020 21:00 UTC