Martin Lewis, 48, appeared on the Andew Marr show this morning to go over today's news. The money saving expert spoke out about the Budget, and highlighted Limited Company Directors and the continuing lack of support offered to them.

"Would anything in this Budget help that over one million people who are desperate? Some talk about taking their own lives on the back of not being able to support their families.

"And the answer was no.

"And when I interviewed the Chancellor on Thursday about this, and I pushed as to why not, but he wasn't going anywhere, my final question is 'should we close the door? Are we telling limited company directors no help is coming for them?' And he said yes.

"And that story's been missed, and it's so important to many people's lives."

Mr Lewis interjected: "Ok, there's Universal Credit and other small things but they haven't had the support that other businesses and the self-employed have had."

The Chancellor continued: "They can be furloughed for their PAYE income.

"Their business may be able to benefit from a bounceback loan and in their personal situation, they may have been able to benefit from a six-month mortgage holiday. Also there's all the other welfare changes we've made."

He added: "But the simply thing with directors has been a real challenge and I, my team, my ministerial colleagues have met with groups, looked at options and there just isn't a workable option."