Coach operators say they need £65m a month of public money to survive the pandemic

While some leisure destinations, including zoos, are able to reopen soon, the coach industry is one that remains firmly parked for now.

Operators say they need £65m a month of public money to survive the pandemic.

The Confederation of Passenger Transport says its members are facing an eighteen-month winter because of the outbreak, which has wiped out their high season.

Companies also say they can't access the same emergency funding as shops and pubs.

You can watch Callum Watkinson's full report below.