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Quote from The Sun on Sunday:

Tens of thousands of jobs are under threat due to the “catastrophic” impact caused by the closure of Cineworld, the UK’s biggest cinema chain.

Restaurants, bars, takeaways, *coffee shops, bowling alleys, ice rinks and indoor play centres all face losing *millions of pounds a day in a crushing new blow for our *crisis-hit hospitality industry.

The Sun on Sunday can reveal that due to the ripple effect of *cinema *closures, 8,000 jobs at ten-pin bowling alleys are now at risk — on top of the 1,100 at Pizza Express, 2,000 at Frankie & Benny's and 450 at Pizza Hut already on the brink.

There are also fears for jobs at Nando's, which has 115 restaurants within 100 metres of a cinema.

And up to 400 more employees are under threat at cinema company Odeon, another firm blighted by the delay in releasing the new James Bond film until April 2021

Yesterday Clare Bailey, one of the country’s leading retail and hospitality experts, warned: “The Cineworld closure could be the final nail in the coffin for thousands of firms.”

Domino (sic) effect.