Page 20 - Key Workers News Today

Drivers. that is a big problem. and of course, as the economy recovers from the pandemic there has been a push for workers to get back to work in certain industries all at the same time. its created a bottleneck effect that has meant there has been a real lack of key workers in key industries. what are the implications for places like this? let me introduce you to steve, the managing director here. good morning. managing director here. good morninu. managing director here. good mornin. _ ,., ., ...

And they can go back to work or whatever. and businesses, as emma was saying, have been really badly affected by this. there was a period where exemptions were brought in to key workers, but there are many in various industries, not least our guest nick alan, who is the british meat processing association chief executive. your business was very badly effective at the start of all this. how do you feel now these rules are being relaxed today? this all hel-s. rules are being relaxed today? this al...

It's basically Christmas for London lovers.

Workers and children of key workers. so i workers and children of key workers. so i was _ workers and children of key workers. so i was working all the way through with children and i dont feel like i with children and i dont feel like i really— with children and i dont feel like i really missed out on anything because — i really missed out on anything because i— i really missed out on anything because i had children there all the time _ because i had children there all the time. ,, ., ., ...

Talk about the transition to t—levels, the hope is that there is a parity of esteem with a—levels, why that still necessary? i a parity of esteem with a-levels, why that still necessary?- why that still necessary? i think that the new — why that still necessary? i think that the new skills _ why that still necessary? i think that the new skills that - why that still necessary? i think that the new skills that the - that the new skills that the t—levels will give will help and enhance opp...

Station for people admitted with covid _ station for people admitted with covid and people admitted for covid. and its _ covid and people admitted for covid. and its not — covid and people admitted for covid. and its not insignificant that 25% of those — and its not insignificant that 25% of those people, 5000 people in hospital— of those people, 5000 people in hospital right now, have actually been _ hospital right now, have actually been admitted for different primary reasons— been adm...

From today, up to 15 people from different households can meet indoors, and close contact services such as hairdressers can reopen without needing to pre—book an appointment. the stormont assembly will meet later to decide whether other measures can be eased, including the re—opening of theatres and concert halls. the headlines on bbc news — adam peter becomes the first british swimmer to successfully defend another big title. also goals for tom daley and mattingly, and for mountain biker ...

Tom pidcock, less than two months after breaking his collarbone in a training crash. elsewhere, ministers are meeting to decide if more key workers in england will be given the option of daily testing, instead of self—isolating. the bma is to ask senior doctors in england if they want to consider industrial action over the 3% pay rise offered by the government. we will have more on those stories throughout the afternoon here on bbc news. sport now, and for all the olympic action lets cross to ...

The headlines on bbc news — olympic golds for divers tom daley and matty lee, swimmer adam peaty, and mountain biker tom pidcock on day three at the tokyo games. ministers are meeting to decide if more key workers in england will be given the option of daily testing, instead of self—isolating, when theyre contacted via test and trace and could canterbury cathedral be home to some of the oldest stained glass in the world? new research suggests it dates back nearly 900 years. ministers and off...

Will fare best whereas inland we are in for heavy downpours. some of them will be thundery in places as well. temperatures are a little cooler than of late as well. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... an historic win for adam peaty on day 3 of the games in tokyo — he becomes the first ever british swimmer to successfully defend an olympic title. jubilation for diver tom daley with his new partner matty lee. four olympic games and hes finally won gold. and gold for mountain biker tom pidco...