Well, today we got Rishi Sunak, the Chancellor, giving his summer statement, his update about the economy and how the government are going to help get everything firing at all cylinders again.

And one of the things is cutting the VAT on hot food from restaurants from where it is now, 20% to 5%.

Now, to work out what this means, we've got the boss of Burger King in the UK,

Alastair Mordock. Hello, Alistair. Yeah, hi there. So, a good thanks. I'm trying to work out.

A double whopper meal with cheese and six chicken bites tonight is £11.8. How much will it be when this VAT cut comes in?

From a VAT point, it's going to be a lot less than that, isn't it?

Yeah, so I've done a quick back of the envelope slash on laptop calculation.

My calculation is now going to be £9.31. Does that sound right?

Sounds right to me.

And then the even better news is there's this new food discount scheme from the government

where the government will pay for you to have a 50% discount on that.

So actually it'll end up being £4.15. Bargain.

I wish life were that simple, but that's an awful lot of food being offered a great price.

Well, people eat the same or twice as much or pay

half as much for the same. Who knows? All those are questions for this edition of the coronavirus

newscast. The coronavirus news cost from the BBC. What is this virus? How does it spread? How do we

protect ourselves and our loved ones? I got some test results back for coronavirus

and it came back positive. We're just kind of trying to feel our way into this new normal.

I must level with you, level with the British public. More families and many more families are

going to lose loved ones before their time. Relax. We're doing great. It all will pass.

Hello, it's Adam in the studio. And we're in a different studio. Hello.

Hello, and we're going to be joined for the first half of this episode by Stephanie

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