let's talk now to meg hillier chair of the public accounts select committee who joins us now.has said this is unprecedented in its generosity, but what do you see in the scheme when you look through it and pick it apart that you would like to change? first of all, it was fair to say that it was introduced at speed and did an amazingjob, that it was introduced at speed and did an amazing job, but now we are nine months in and we would like to receive a full list of companies that have received fellow money, because that transparency. there are still many who have not received any money, and down moments on... the government needs to beat clear, so is it if it is changing it, with an extension to help april, there is a bit more notice than the last one. maybe, hopefully learning a bit as they go along, but very concerned about those people who are all still excluded. when you talk about fraud, what sort of thread are you talking about and how much fraud? because of the speed at which it has rolled out, hms had to acknowledge they had to get companies to self certify and sendin t

public accounts committee said. the wages of more than nine million workers have been paid by the government at a cost of £46bn. meg hillier is chair of the commons public accounts selecttroduced at speed and did an amazingjob, it was introduced at speed and did an amazing job, but by now we are nine months in, so we would like to see a full list of all companies that receive for a low money, because i think the transparency will highlight anyone trying to commit fraud. there are still millions of people who haven't received a penny because of the peculiarity of the freelance or self—employment, which means they have dropped out of the scheme, but now they have submitted tax returns for the last year, so they could be included. the government needs to be clear. the recent announcement to extend the scheme till april was at least with a bit more notice than the last one, which was already after redundancy notices would have been issued, so they may be hopefully learning as they go along. millions of people in england and wales are told to stay at home on the first day of tough, new coronavirus restrictions — as action is taken on a new variant of the virus the health se

public accounts committee said. the wages of more than nine million workers have been paid by the government at a cost of £46 billion. meg hillier is chair of the commons public accounts selected at speed he did an amazing job, but by now we are nine months in. so we would like to see a full list of all companies that received for the money because i think that transparency will highlight anyone that is trying to commit fraud. they're still millions of people who have not received a penny because of the peculiarity of their freelance or self—employment. which means they dropped out of the scheme and nine months on the have now submitted tax returns for last year, so they could be included. generally the government seems to be clear so if they're changing it in the recent announcement by the chancellor extended to april was there was a bit more notice in the last one which was already after redundancy notices would've been issued. they hopefully learning a bit as they go on but we are concerned about these people are all still excluded and not getting any help at all. show some pictures of a violent confrontation that took place in a zoo confrontation that took place in a zoo