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- Labour MP Stella Creasy warned parents of young children may be left with only pubs as social options unless the government expands its hospitality relief package.
- She criticized the exclusion of cafes, soft play centers, and community spaces from support.
- Treasury minister Dan Tomlinson defended targeted relief for pubs, citing a £4.3 billion package and facing pressure to include independent shops and community venues.
