I'm a Celeb's Giovanna and Tom Fletcher apologise for using furlough scheme

iOS - Android She told Lanarkshire Live: “Ever since the COVID crisis began, the UK Government’s furlough scheme has stepped up to protect vital jobs and livelihoods in Central Scotland.“As we look to accelerate our economic recovery, it is welcome to see more people returning to work here.“The furlough scheme, alongside support for the self-employed and billions in business loans, has shown the strength of pooling our economic resources together across the UK in a time of crisis.“Sadly, in

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iOS - Android The Rutherglen and Hamilton West UK parliamentary constituency had the highest number of claimants on the scheme with 19,100, while Airdrie and Shotts had the lowest number of people on with 15,500.There were 7500 Self-Employment Income Support Scheme claims in North Lanarkshire totalling £20.8 million while in South Lanarkshire there were 7,400 claims totalling £21.1m.Across the UK, more than a million workers came off the furlough scheme in May as the economy in England reopened,

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After the Sun ran an exposé on people who claimed from the furlough scheme, Tom and Giovanna Fletcher have issued a statement explaining why they did it.

WalesOnline has reported that the famous couple had allegedly received up to £30,000 from the government furlough scheme not long after Giovanna was crowned Queen of the Castle for the 2020 series of I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, which took place at Gwrych Castle in Conwy. On Tuesday, the pair issued the same statement on their Instagram accounts and apologised that they used the furlough scheme but denied the figure claimed was for £30,000.

The couple described their decision to use the government's coronavirus job retention scheme as a "huge error of judgement" and apologised. Author Giovanna, 36, and Tom, 35, issued a joint statement on Tuesday, apologising for the move though insisting the financial figures reported were incorrect.

the first Queen of the Castle for the 2020 series of, I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, which took place at Gwrych Castle. Last night the couple issued the same statement on their Instagram accounts apologising for this, denying the figure of £30,000 but admitting they did use the furlough scheme for someone they employed.

Giovanna Fletcher have apologised for using the government furlough scheme despite their estimated joint worth being £8m. Giovanna, who won I’m a Celebrity last year, and McFly star Tom issued the apology after reports emerged that they had received up to £30,000 from the scheme.

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After the Sun ran an exposé on people who claimed from the furlough scheme, Tom and Giovanna Fletcher have issued a statement explaining why they did it.

Giovanna Fletcher and her husband Tom have admitted to a "huge error in judgement" following their decision to use the government’s furlough scheme.The celebrity couple issued a joint statement on Tuesday which they shared on their Instagram accounts.

Giovanna Fletcher and her McFly singer husband Tom have admitted they made a "huge error of judgement" over their use of the furlough scheme. I'm A Celebrity winner Giovanna, 36, and Obviously singer Tom, 35, have released a statement following reports they claimed £30,000 from the furlough scheme, a figure which the pair say is inaccurate.