Why should small businesses (limited companies) operating from a residential address not qualify for the Coronavirus grant scheme? Just because we do not trade from a business property (paying business rates or claiming small business rate relief), we do not qualify for anything other than a loan - putting us further into long-term debt. According to the latest statistics from the House of Commons Business Statistics, there were around 2 million limited companies operating in the UK in 2019. Of these 2 million actively trading companies, around 990,000 were employers, whereas 891,000 companies were not. Therefore, just over half of limited companies are employers and just under a half are one-man-band businesses (more thank likely trading from home). The Government's "Small Business Coronavirus Grant Scheme" has let down these businesses simply because they trade from home. All I am asking is that these businesses be given access to the same grants system as the other businesses that trade from a property that is paying business rates (or receiving small business rates relief). Smaller businesses like ours do not have the reserves of our much larger counterparts and simply cannot afford to go three weeks (let alone another three) without income. To us, this isn't just a business, this our livelihood, this is how we feed our families.

The world is in such a turmoil and we need this. We have far too many politicians in the first place

This is important to me as I do not want to see me or my family struggle anymore, nor anyone else. This is affecting us massively and I can assure you this is probably affecting a lot of other households.

i and many others are about to lose there holiday deposit ,because of covid 19 the balance of my holiday is due 24/04/20 as youcan imagine at this moment in time i am not willing to give tui over £3500 because if the holiday is canceled tui will only refund a travel voucher but if i want a cash refund i will have to wait a year from my date of travel .how can this be fair

Many keyworkers are paid poorly but provide essential services that keep the country going. This has been highlighted with the recent Coronavirus outbreak. Many of us turn up for work day in day out even without adequate PPE, so that the population is provided with care, food, transport, security among other services needed. We are now told we are valued but at the moment they are just words. When hopefully things get back to normal we will go back to being taken for granted. Show us how much we are actually valued.

It is very important due to the fact there is children doing examsad mocks, also children are loosing out on an education our government/ council state they must have? They are not getting that, who is going to put in all the extra work to allow our children to catch up or will it be missed and most children slip through the net and don’t get that education?

NHS Staff are putting their lives on the line every day, My son Is in the Ambulance Service and the cases they pick up and sit with while waiting for a space to deliver their Patients, without the proper PPE. Ambulance Services, Nurses, Doctors, Are all Doing a very dangerous Job right now. My Son has three Children he can't see right now and his partner is n her third Trimester, it's not just his life he is risking it's their future too. So Many are going down with this Coronavirus that he is at times having to go out alone and doing so much overtime they are so tired easy targets for the Virus to attack. They ARE losing their lives, they deserve the front line support package.

To many have died and will die unless more PPI is available. These people and their families deserve financial recognition

This Virus doesnt discriminate

These families will suffer because their loved one stood on the frontline of the pandemic to protect the whole country. They should have their financial worries taken care of, by us, not bear this burden alone. They have made a huge sacrifice for all of us. We should ensure that they do not have to make further sacrifices.

The Elizabeth medal is awarded posthumously to all Service personnel killed in action as a result of enemy or terrorist activity since 1945. Our NHS workers killed by Covid 19 have displayed the same bravery, dedication and sense of duty in their fight against Corona virus as our gallant fallen Service comrades.

Nurses are risking their lives and that of their families they should not have to carry this extra financial burden. All fees for nurses to practice should be abolished.