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Oi Boldy, he’s offered to re-mortgage his private island and pay back anything the government gives him on commercial terms if they help save his airline. So shut it!

We have the best ventilators, great ventilators, they ventilate better than I've ever seen ventilating, we should be very proud, I'm excited by how good these ventilators are, superb ventilators.

According to companies house he has 75% or more shares of Virgin UK Holdings Ltd. Virgin UK Holdings Ltd has significant control over Classboss Ltd which in turn has significant control over Virgin Holdings. It's probably hard to say given the structures set up.

At a guess, people who reply? :shrug:

They interviewed someone coming out of a packed church in Russia, 'are you not worried about the corona-virus in such a crowded place?', 'no you cannot catch the virus in a holy place'.......interviewer to camera...'that was Maria, a doctor in Moscow'. A bloody DOCTOR!!!

Heaven forbid he should have to use his assets to rescue his company. Perish the thought. Meanwhile, I guess we can carry on having a pop at limited company one-man-bands. Interesting moral code you walk.

Branson still holds 51% of VA.

I think you have got me confused with someone running the Virgin Group of companies. I don't really give a flying monkeys how they do it, but the reason it won't be done isn't affordability, it will be the scale of the loss incurred doing it. They want the sweetener without the bitter.

Almost unbelievably, with people likely to go hungry and into poverty as well as other hardships, Virgin Atlantic would like a bailout. Sir Richard has generously offered to put in £250million of his own capital into his own Virgin group to help. Sir Rich is worth 3,500 Million, so he's offering...