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TMT

You talk about societies ills what's fair about society and the class divide on pay v education

Why should someone who knocks out a degree earn a better wage than someone not blessed with the same degree of learning ability, hence less pay hardee life, reduced life cycle, that's proven btw!!

According to A lol Sharma just now expect new early tbis week

Timber

TMT
You live in a country where your like a caged hen trapped with high taxes if you work and earn money they take half of you

I don't give a fxxxck about the economy because it's not built for us to get anywhere just for the elite

Shame nobody has the balls to fight the Animal farm

I asked a specific question why do they need it with 1.6 supposedly available??

Feel free to reply on the other points raised as well

Looks like the quarantine is 100% on if you heard Alok Sharma just now be a few months imho September will be better hopefully for all of us

Simms

Why is the rush to fly paramount now it's secondary to shifting the virus people mixing before it's gone will only lead to more issues life is more Important than your portfolio is it not, your suggestion that a second wave could be handled is disturbing implying we can fly and spread the desease but it's ok we have the spare beds to treat the sick. disgusting.

Get real dude

wake up and smell the coffee here

Nobody aplies for a loan without the need to use it they have used? the 100 mill?? yet??

Wheres's the 1.6 bill they used to have? why do they need 400 mill? There are liabilities due?

When flying does resume my Guess end mid July what's the take up half empty seats

The regulations hotels are implementing is more of a boot camp than a holiday lots of restrictions

Are insurance companies insureing you abroad if you get sick with covid??

Answers on a postcard

Jet2 problems
Friday, May 15, 2020
Major airline in refunding talks

In what could be another serious blow to tourism in Madeira, it has been announced today that Jet2 are have been seeking government financing in order to keep operating.

A £300m re-financing deal was agreed overnight but still needs some agreement. More details here as they emerge:

Dart Group – the listed company behind Jet2.com – has been confirmed as an eligible issuer for the Bank of England COVID Corporate Financing Facility.
In response, the organisation has put in place a £300 million commercial paper programme to facilitate issuance under the scheme.

The cash will be used to provide standby liquidity, should that be required, and is currently unutilised, Dart said.

The COVID financing agreement is designed to support liquidity among larger businesses who are capable of demonstrating that they make a material contribution to the UK economy and are able to display sound financial health, equivalent to an investment-grade rating, prior to the economic shock caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Philip Meeson, executive chairman, commented: “The group is grateful to both the Bank of England and HM Treasury for the provision of the CCFF.

Together with a fully drawn revolving credit facility of £100 million, these two sources of additional liquidity will provide the group with headroom to deal with the present disruption and associated working capital requirements, ensuring we can continue to support our great business through this challenging period

There both newspaper article cuckooo!!!

Your type saying were all going to be flying again and whizzing off on hols need stuff to counter your bias slant.

Like I said there not my views just journalists reporting some facts 're Europe 're opening slowly, the j2 article was a medearan paper

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In a bid to revive the country’s hard-hit tourism industry before the summer holidays, Italy announced Saturday it will allow travel in and out of the country starting June 3.

A view taken on May 13, 2020 in Venice shows a[+]PHOTO BY VINCENZO PINTO/AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES

KEY FACTS

The move lifts one of Europe’s earliest and most restrictive travel bans and paves the way for tourists to spend summer vacations in the country.

The announcement did not specify whether the measure only applies to travelers from the European Union, since the EU recommends external borders remain closed to foreign nationals until at least June 15

First time I have heard the words " To keep operating"

Jet2 problems
Friday, May 15, 2020
Major airline in refunding talks

In what could be another serious blow to tourism in Madeira, it has been announced today that Jet2 are have been seeking government financing in order to keep operating.

A £300m re-financing deal was agreed overnight but still needs some agreement. More details here as they emerge:

Dart Group – the listed company behind Jet2.com – has been confirmed as an eligible issuer for the Bank of England COVID Corporate Financing Facility.
In response, the organisation has put in place a £300 million commercial paper programme to facilitate issuance under the scheme.

The cash will be used to provide standby liquidity, should that be required, and is currently unutilised, Dart said.

The COVID financing agreement is designed to support liquidity among larger businesses who are capable of demonstrating that they make a material contribution to the UK economy and are able to display sound financial health, equivalent to an investment-grade rating, prior to the economic shock caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Philip Meeson, executive chairman, commented: “The group is grateful to both the Bank of England and HM Treasury for the provision of the CCFF.

Together with a fully drawn revolving credit facility of £100 million, these two sources of additional liquidity will provide the group with headroom to deal with the present disruption and associated working capital requirements, ensuring we can continue to support our great business through this challenging period

Jet2 problems
Friday, May 15, 2020
Major airline in refunding talks

In what could be another serious blow to tourism in Madeira, it has been announced today that Jet2 are have been seeking government financing in order to keep operating.

A £300m re-financing deal was agreed overnight but still needs some agreement. More details here as they emerge:

Dart Group – the listed company behind Jet2.com – has been confirmed as an eligible issuer for the Bank of England COVID Corporate Financing Facility.
In response, the organisation has put in place a £300 million commercial paper programme to facilitate issuance under the scheme.

The cash will be used to provide standby liquidity, should that be required, and is currently unutilised, Dart said.

The COVID financing agreement is designed to support liquidity among larger businesses who are capable of demonstrating that they make a material contribution to the UK economy and are able to display sound financial health, equivalent to an investment-grade rating, prior to the economic shock caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Philip Meeson, executive chairman, commented: “The group is grateful to both the Bank of England and HM Treasury for the provision of the CCFF.

Together with a fully drawn revolving credit facility of £100 million, these two sources of additional liquidity will provide the group with headroom to deal with the present disruption and associated working capital requirements, ensuring we can continue to support our great business through this challenging period

Dint yoy think the safety of the nation is more important tban a fkingg holiday this year you clown h9nestly get a reality check your talking about other lifes ffs it not important at the moment.

QUARANTINE will be going ahead these air port bosses are shutting there pants to get out of it.

Firstly if you listened to Jenny Harries's this week she explained in detail why temp checks are no use reason THE INCUBATION PERIOD IS UP TO 14 DAYS so not much use is it.

Your saying brits on the 3rd of June in Italy lololololol really few ijitts

It's all internal for a least 2 months

Get real dude

Switzerland, Germany and Austria begin relaxing border restrictions this weekend, ahead of a full reopening which will include France in mid-June.

The relaxation means friends, families and lovers divided by the border closures will be able to meet again.

The four countries, all members of the Schengen open-border zone, shut their frontiers in March in a bid to control the spread of the coronavirus.

Road, rail, and air travel were halted. Neighbourhoods were divided. Couples who lived on either side of the border found themselves separated. Different generations of the same family could no longer visit each other.

But for tourists, shoppers and the simply curious the frontiers stay closed.

There only opening borders internally on the 15th June it's a slow start so don't pack your bucket and spade til September if hour lucky

On the quarantine policing if your an oap or self employed it's so.ething you could try and dodge if your working lime me when I go back to work they will send you home meaning a month or 3 weeks off not practical for the workers is it

Summer travel may be starting Aug Septmber restrictions s are only opening up slowly in Europe from mid June internaly

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