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The closure comes more than two years after the document and banknote maker lost the contract to print Britain’s blue Brexit passports to Franco-Dutch company Gemalto.

One fear among some economists about the policy response to the virus is that we are storing up huge trouble and at some point down the line it will create an inflationary boom.

The company’s share price jumped over 10 per cent this morning and currently stands up just over 7 per cent to 417.17p, marking an all-time high for the company on the London Stock Exchange.

The CPI measure slumped to 0.5 per cent in May, down from 0.8 per cent and the lowest level since June 2016.

As the International Monetary Fund cautioned that stock market exuberance may be overdone, the FTSE 100 index rose 2.9 per cent, or 178.09 points, to 6242.79 in London.

More than 913,000 companies- many of which have seen their cash flow dry up since the lockdown began on March 23 – have scrambled to take up  Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s offer of support.

Nowhere will be immune to the job losses looming over Britain, but parts of the North and the Midlands are likely to suffer a disproportionate amount of pain.

Tui has started flights from Germany, Switzerland and Benelux countries. Since June 8 British tourists have been required to quarantine for two weeks after returning from overseas.

New-look outlets will feature floor markings, protective clothes for staff and protective screens. There will be a reduced menu to ensure social distancing in kitchens and workspaces.

The discount retailer, which also owns the Bargain Buys chain, is using an insolvency procedure called a company voluntary agreement to slash rents by up to 40 per cent.