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Coronavirus: Survey reveals areas hit hardest by the econpmic effects of the pandemic; UK, Lancashire, West Midlands, Blackpool, Wolverhampton, London; Economic impact on various regions of the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic as people look for work, businesses fight to stay viable and people used food banks to be able to eat/ Connor Clive (Jobseeker), Basil Newby (Owner, Funny Girls showbar), Jamie Morris (Performer), Laura Plant (Food Share user), Dave Innes (Head of Economics, Joseph Rowntree Foundation), Ifeyinwa Frederick (Owner, Chuku's restaurant) and Emeka Frederick (Owner, Chuku's restaurant) interviews.Emeka Frederick (Owner, Chuku's restaurant) interviewENGLAND: Lancashire: Blackpool:EXTAIR VIEW / AERIAL Drone footage of Blackpool Tower and the townEXTVarious of reporter walking along pedestrianised area where the paving slabs are covered ion facsimiles of old playbillsAIR VIEW / AERIAL Drone footage of reporter walking away from Blackpool TowerHolidaymakers walking along past shops on the Golden MilePeople and traffic along the Golden MileTraffic, including horse drawn carriage, alongReporter along with Connor Clive (Jobseeker)INTClive asking business owner if he has any vacancies and being told no SOTArcade owner telling Clive they are fully staffed but taking his CV SOTClive asking business owner if he has any vacancies and being told no SOTEXTReporter and Clive alongConnor Clive (Jobseeker) interview SOTCUTAWAYReporterFunny Girls Showbar:INTReporter along with Basil Newby (Owner, Funny Girls showbar) TILT UP auditoriumBasil Newby (Owner, Funny Girls showbar) interview SOTCUTAWAYReporter talking to NewbyDummy heads used to store wigsLight bulbs around make-up mirrorJamie Morris (Performer) in full drag as taking off wigVarious of Morris taking off earrings and necklaceMorris taking wipe from packJamie Morris (Performer) interview SOTCUTAWAYReporterAIR VIEW ...