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Coronavirus will hit jobs, livelihoods, says Sunak

Britain's economy and people's livelihoods will take a hit due to the coronavirus outbreak which has forced a lockdown of much of society, chancellor Rishi Sunak said on Wednesday (8), adding that the government had taken the right steps to get through the crisis.

"This will have a significant impact on our economy, and not in an abstract way. It will have an impact on people's jobs and their livelihoods," Sunak said at a news conference.


"I believe we're doing the right things," he added. "I can't stand here and say there isn't going to be hardship ahead, there is ... but I'm confident we will get through it."

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