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A deserted High Street in Leicester
LABOUR is calling for more support for workers and businesses in areas with local restrictions in a bid to safeguard thousands of jobs.
The party warned last night that high streets could turn to “ghost towns” in areas with new local lockdowns because of Covid-19.
Labour said there was a £170 million underspend in the government’s Covid-19 grants programme for businesses in areas with local restrictions, arguing that ministers are clawing this sum back rather than using it to safeguard jobs and livelihoods.
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