and hospitality will also go. the stamp duty holiday ends, too. next week, the millions of people on universal credit will begin to see benefit payments cut. for those left out or excluded from the main support schemes, this has been their only lifeline. most people who receive the £20 a week in universal credit are already in work. of the rest, many of those who cannot work are not expected to work because they are caring for their family or they are caring for someone in their family who is disabled or they are ill at the moment and they can t work temporarily. the idea thatjust because there are more jobs and there are vacancies, we won t need the £20 per week is really wrong. actually it s much more of a long term conversation about how adequate we want our social security system to be in this country.
the main support schemes, this has been their only lifeline. most people who receive the £20 a week in universal credit are already in work. of the rest, many of those who cannot work are not expected to work because they are caring for their family or they are caring for someone in their family who is disabled or they are ill at the moment and they can t work temporarily. the idea thatjust because there are more jobs and there are vacancies, we won t need the £20 per week is really wrong. actually it s much more of a long term conversation about how adequate we want our social security system without furlough, what happens next? for businesses, for unemployment, for poverty, for the prospects of young people? in the next week, we begin to find out. wales will merge the green and amber travel lists and remove the need for pre departure testing for fully vaccinated travellers from october 4th, nut ministers said no decision has been yet made over removing the requirement for pcr tests
and bring the ball down with your chest and try to find different solutions, really. it was interesting. the link has now been proven between dementia and heading a football and there s so many great players now who are really struggling. it certainly needs looking at, the fa, the premier league, they need to look at it and decide what we are going to do with it, what is a safe way to move forward. we are unlikely to see any changes to the professional game any time soon but work is under way to make the game safer for everyone. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. let s have a look at the weather. much of the month of september has been relatively dry and warmer than average but things are changing as we shift through the final few days of september and for the rest of the week we are looking cooler theme to the weather. more unsettled the spells of rain at times. quite heavy bursts coming this way this week.
to drive fuel tankers to resolve the petrol crisis. there ve been more long queues today outside petrol stations, with thousands closed or running dry because of a shortage of fuel delivery drivers. ministers are urging people only to fill up when they need to. the government is issuing temporary visas in the hope of bringing in 5,000 foreign lorry drivers. it s also suspended competition law so that oil companies can work together to get more fuel to the pumps. our business correspondent ramzan karmali reports. from early this morning, the queues began to form. drivers seemingly desperate to fill their tanks. but for key nhs workers like these, their frustration is clear. i need to get to work and people have been panic buying so i have struggled to get fuel and now i will be late for work. every petrol station i went to, i went to asda, no petrol, i went to esso, no petrol, no
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