As this crisis engulfs British business, Sunak's 'whatever it takes' is falling far short | Tom Kibasi

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The economy is in a nosedive. New and radical steps must be considered if it is ever to recover, says writer and researcher Tom Kibasi

The announcement by Rishi Sunak of £330bn in government-backed loans for businesses and a three-month mortgage holiday “for those in need” is nowhere near sufficient to confront the current crisis. The chancellor himself said this was merely the first step, but with many people facing an immediate collapse in their incomes, help cannot come soon enough.

 

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You’re assuming he’s finished

Instead of ‘whatever it takes’ how about some actual concrete things to show that you’ve got some sort of plan or have at least thought about it.

Bollox, to be fair to them they reiterated time and time agin that there is lots more to come. can you imagine what this would be like if Corbyn was stood there ?

We don’t need your negativity at this time Don’t be part of the problem

People don’t want loans. They want help now. It’s not that difficult to understand. coronavirus

If his policy is “whatever it takes” make the bail out grants and NOT loans !

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