Summary
Several UK newspapers have covered the new support plan for British pubs announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves. The plan includes a 15% discount on business rates starting in April, but it excludes other hospitality venues, sparking criticism. Another issue covered includes fake job schemes in the UK, where positions are sold to migrants to secure visas illegally.
Key Facts
- Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced a 15% discount on business rates for British pubs.
- This discount starts in April and is aimed at helping struggling pubs.
- Other hospitality venues like small shops, restaurants, and hotels are not included in this support.
- Some papers describe the exclusion as a "betrayal" leading to possible high street problems.
- Fake jobs are being sold to migrants for up to £20,000 to help them secure UK work visas unlawfully.
- The government plans to investigate the fraudulent job scheme.
