what it says are in financial times is that the hmrc has basically— financial times is that the hmrctailers that use platform such as amazon. this is about things like the _ such as amazon. this is about things like the huge amount of work that has understandably had to gone into things— has understandably had to gone into things like _ has understandably had to gone into things like the furlough schema. i think— things like the furlough schema. i think it _ things like the furlough schema. i think it also begs questions around not only— think it also begs questions around not only certain operations like this needing to be scaled back up as things— this needing to be scaled back up as things may— this needing to be scaled back up as things may be shipped sometime in the picture, but actually thinking about— the picture, but actually thinking about the — the picture, but actually thinking about the way our economy functions broadly~ _ about the way our economy functions broadly~ we — about the way our economy functions broadly. we have a really regressive tax system, — broadly. we ha

beyond this so that it is notjust about workers' rights which is part of this but it is also how does hmrcthe mind boggles in terms of what _ before? share, and the mind boggles in terms of what labour _ before? share, and the mind boggles in terms of what labour were - before? share, and the mind boggles in terms of what labour were now - in terms of what labour were now thinking it is their business model thatis thinking it is their business model that is rolled out across the world for this. that is rolled out across the world forthis. —— that is rolled out across the world for this. —— what uber are now thinking. we talk about the implications here in the uk that this could change how they operate elsewhere as well.— elsewhere as well. yes, the uk is not the only _ elsewhere as well. yes, the uk is not the only place _ elsewhere as well. yes, the uk is not the only place where - elsewhere as well. yes, the uk is not the only place where these i elsewhere as well. yes, the uk is . not the only place where these cases of ongoing being settled and it really does have implications for the

what we're finding is if you take up to three months to obtain a visa, we've got stops at hmrc that aree most acute challenge, so some of the brexit impact... we need clarity at the moment as to what we're going to do. i work in film and television, so our colleagues in music and theatre have been hit much harder because of the tory nature of their work. harder because of the tory nature of theirwork. but harder because of the tory nature of their work. but we too are feeling their work. but we too are feeling the impact, so it's imperative that we find a solution to this for the temporary engagement of working both ways. if temporary engagement of working both wa s. , ., temporary engagement of working both wa s. y ., y temporary engagement of working both wa s. , ., , ., temporary engagement of working both wa s. , ., temporary engagement of working both was. , ., ., ways. if you try to make a tv programme _ ways. if you try to make a tv programme in _ ways. if you try to make a tv programme in a _ ways. if you try to make a tv programme in a european i ways. if you try to make a tv -

the hmrc are treating it as if these months...at that means is women and their families lose out by losing pay and vital financial support. losing pay and vital financial su ort. ,, ., ., losing pay and vital financial su oft, ,, ., ., ., ., support. sian elliott, we are having a few problems _ support. sian elliott, we are having a few problems with _ support. sian elliott, we are having a few problems with your _ support. sian elliott, we are having a few problems with your line, - support. sian elliott, we are having a few problems with your line, i - a few problems with your line, i think we managed to catch most of what you�*re saying, sian elliott, from the tuc. a study of hospital workers in leicester has raised concerns about black employees not coming forward for the covid vaccine. it�*s also found a lower uptake among people who are younger or who come from deprived communities. jeremy ball reports. the front line in the fight against covid. hospital workers are dealing with the worst of this pandemic. many have had the

great deal of health and support, in terms of the business rate scheme, the furlough scheme, some hmrck with the pent—up demand being spoken of in your earlier report and the number of calls we are receiving and the support we are receiving from our clients and customers, we can most certainly keep going until banahan provide a road map for the british people to start booking their holidays, so this gives us direction to start planning our operations and a signal to the british public to pick up the phone and start booking holidays if they so want.— holidays if they so want. camille, ou holidays if they so want. camille, you started _ holidays if they so want. camille, you started a _ holidays if they so want. camille, you started a travel _ holidays if they so want. camille, you started a travel website - holidays if they so want. camille, you started a travel website just. you started a travel website just before the pandemic hits, i assume that never got going? trio. before the pandemic hits, i assume that never got going?— before the pandemic hits, i assume that never got going? no