Branson, for Virgin I'm selling my island

(ANSA) - ROME, APRIL 26 - Sir Richard Branson, patron of the airline Virgin Atlantic, is willing to do anything to save the company like many others overwhelmed by the crisis for the coronavirus, even to commit his private island in the Caribbean to recover funds necessary to avoid the collapse of his empire - the Virgin Group - while appealing to the British government for him to come to the rescue. British imedia write it, recalling that Branson - with his assets of 4.7 billion pounds - is the seventh richest man in the United Kingdom and for 14 years he has lived in the tax haven of his island, Necker, in the British Virgin Islands.
    "The reality of this unprecedented crisis - Branson stressed in recent days - is that many airline companions in the world need the support of governments and many have already received it. We will do everything to put together the money necessary to save the company, but we need support government to do it. "