Rishi Sunak
Chancellor also warns of "tough choices" ahead on spending cuts or tax rises to pay for massive coronavirus support package.
Testing and tracing remains a huge problem as the PM proves he's no FDR.
The British Medical Association said it was "frankly astonishing" there was no new significant health investment in the chancellor's mini-budget.
Rishi Sunak delivered a £30bn mini-budget designed to save jobs from the deep recession caused by coronavirus. The chancellor again came forward with radical state intervention proposals while keeping backbench Tory MPs eager for low tax, small state economics happy. But were the plans radical enough?
HM Revenue and Customs permanent secretary asked chancellor to formally order him to implement the scheme.
Leading economic think-tank says recession triggered by coronavirus is the "deepest in history".
Chancellor also admits his bonus scheme will waste money.
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Campaigners say the 660,000 over 50s now claiming the benefit could be doing so until they retire.
Thousands face uncertain future when ban on evictions ends next month.