The UK was forced to go into strict lockdown at the end of March in a bid to stop the spread of the deadly virus. Millions of people were unable to go to work due to the restrictions and fears of a catastrophic economic crash have been ignited. Under government rules, non-essential shops are now allowed to reopen as long as they follow the two-metre social distancing rules. But there are concerns about the future of the hospitality industry and those which require face to face contact. Steven Swayne, the chairman of the Institute for Turnaround - an organisation which helps struggling businesses recover without going ... (full story)