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Thats what they knew and so its an incredibly wrenching decision to leave. so about 6,000 left at that point. during the evacuation, the extraordinary evacuation we got about 125,000 people out of afghanistan we got virtually all of the 6,000 who remained out. there were still several hundred who told us at that point they wanted to get out who were not able to get out by the 31st. we said theres no deadline to this effort. well continue to get them out. since august 31st, as of today, weve gott...

To go and celebrate. emma north, bbc news. # i hope you like jammin too! # now it�*s time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello there. some parts of the uk have seen huge amounts of rain over the last couple of days and that rain just keeps on coming. southern scotland has been very wet indeed. the far north—west of england too. that was the scene in cumbria, this pipeline of moisture just ploughing on over the last 36 hours and according to the environment agency one spot in cumbri...

Amounts of rain and that rainjust keeps on coming, southern scotland has been very wet indeed, the far north—west of england too, that was the scene in cumbria this pipeline of moisture just ploughing in over the last 36 hours, and according to the last 36 hours, and according to the environment agency, one spot in cumbria has recorded over 340 millimetres of rain so far, that rainjust keeps on coming, hence this met office amber warning for parts of cumbria, the risk of disruption, the risk o...

Scotland has been very wet indeed. the far north—west of england too. that was the scene in cumbria, this pipeline of moisture just planning on over the last 36 hours and according to the environment agency one spot in cumbria has recorded over 340 millimetres of rain so far. that rain just keeps on coming, hence this met office and the one in four bouts of cumbria. the risk of disruption, certainly the risk of flooding is this rain continues to fall to the assertion, feeling very wet across p...

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Our staff are working tirelessly hard and they are exhausted, they are working overtime. its extremely hard to be making these heartbreaking decisions where we are getting to the point where our care potentially may not be safe and we may have to turn away residents. as society has reopened, its become increasingly difficult for care services to keep and recruit staff. exhaustion from the pandemic, compulsoryjabs in care homes and better pay in other sectors are all playing their part. thats acc...

Any more people. we have six care homes in north and south devon. weve got 21% of our beds that are empty and that is purely because we cannot staff them. our staff are working tirelessly hard and they are exhausted, they are working overtime. its extremely hard to be making these heartbreaking decisions where we are getting to the point where our care potentially may not be safe and we may have to turn away residents. as society has reopened, its become increasingly difficult for care services ...

Are all playing their part. that�*s according to 340 care managers with more than 21,000 staff who responded to questions from organisations representing them. they had an average of 17% ofjobs vacant. more than two thirds had stopped or limited some services, including saying no to taking patients from hospital. it�*s estimated together they have turned down nearly 5000 requests for help since september the 1st. we have heard the government in response to other staff shortages talk about mo...

Jobs, care managers say people are working even longer hours and office staff are filling in gaps in the rota. exhaustion from the pandemic, compulsoryjabs in care homes and better pay being offered in other sectors, are all adding to the problems. 340 care managers with more than 21,000 staff responded to questions from organisations representing them. they had an average of 17% ofjobs vacant. more than two thirds had stopped or limited some services, including saying no to taking patients from...

And better pay being offered in other sectors, are all adding to the problems. 340 care managers with more than 21,000 staff responded to questions from organisations representing them. they had an average of 17% ofjobs vacant. more than two thirds had stopped or limited some services, including saying no to taking patients from hospital. it is estimated together they have turned down nearly 5000 requests for help since september the 1st. i think all of us across the sector, including myself and...