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Boris Johnson’s response to coronavirus crisis is backed by huge majority of Brits, new poll reveals
The Sun
28.03. 17:49
Boris Johnson’s response to coronavirus crisis is backed by huge majority of Brits, new poll reveals
THE vast majority of Brits believe Prime Minister Boris Johnson is doing a good job leading the country through the coronavirus crisis, according to a new poll. Pollsters from Number Cruncher Politics found 72 per cent of eligible voters are satisfied with the PM's performance. The figure rises to »»»
Daily Mail
26.03. 14:33
Self-employed FINALLY get coronavirus bailout from Rishi Sunak
Rishi Sunak will finally unveil a coronavirus bailout for millions of stricken self-employed workers today - with signs they could get cash payments of up to £1,700 a month. A week after announcing a massive rescue package for employees, the Chancellor is set to go further to stop those who work fo»»»