Calls for the return of a popular Government food scheme have been made, with Rishi Sunak set to take his new position as Prime Minister in Downing Street.
'Eat Out to Help Out' was introduced by Sunak initially in the peak of the global Coronavirus pandemic, as a means of breathing life into the UK's economy - which took a substantial hit due to national lockdowns and restrictions put into place.
Running from August 3 until August 31 2020 - the public were invited to claim a 50 per cent discount on food and non-alcoholic drinks while eating out at certain establishments - up to a maximum price of £10 discount per diner.
