BHS to close remaining 114 stores by end of July leaving 5,000 staff without a job
The budget store is set to close all of its branches next month after the company announced their closure last month
BHS is set to close its remaining 114 stores by the end of the month - leaving 5,000 members of staff redundant.
Up to 11,000 workers risk losing their jobs if no buyers are found for the plagued company's other stores.
It comes after the budget home store announced 50 branches would close earlier this month as a result of poor sales.
The company's devastating demise comes after business tycoon Sir Phillip Green controversially sold the company for £1 last year.
Calls have been made for the multi-millionaire to lose his knighthood over the ongoing saga - which has seen thousands of hard-working Brits in the lurch.
While the multi-millionaire has offered jobs in his other high street chains to around 1,000 workers -around 10,000 remain uncertain over their fate.
Green sold the company to investors led by three-times bankrupt playboy Dominic Chappell in March last year.
It is thought Chappell was introduced to Green by Paul Sutton, a convicted fraudster, but Green claims he has cut all ties to Sutton.
BHS collapsed this April when the chain's pension black hole hit £571mk.
It is thought some £423m was paid out in dividends from BHS in the first few years of Sir Phillip's ownership.
Taveta Investments, the company owned by Lady Green, told MPs the pension had a £28m surplus at the time.
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