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Anything from covid—i9 and the lockdown, if you say dont panic, people panic. people including main sister—in—law rushed out to fill their cars with petrol, and that is what caused the problem. jonathan, this is a specific— what caused the problem. jonathan, this is a specific point. _ what caused the problem. jonathan, this is a specific point. did _ what caused the problem. jonathan, this is a specific point. did the - this is a specific point. did the bbc hide the story early on when ...

Return due to travel restrictions and we are still short of those workers being able to return. we also had students, young people no longer living at their place of work and had moved out. these are uk workers. we have a talent shortage because our catering colleges, apprenticeships, they have been closed for two years so we had the hiatus and as we reopen the case numbers were high. all in all it has meant over the course of the summer a quarter of hospitality businesses had to close at least ...

Morning with one question on their minds — how difficult will it be to get fuel? despite indications that the situation in some areas is easing, military personnel are being trained to drive tankers, so they they can help supply issues at petrol stations. about 150 british army tanker drivers are available, but a decision has yet to be taken whether they will be deployed. the situation is "improving" according to borisjohnson, who said people should be "confident" to go about their business, a...

More now on our top story. after five days of disruption and queues at petrol stations across the uk, there are indications that the situation in some areas is easing. military personnel are being trained to drive tankers, so they they can help supply issues at petrol stations, but a decision has yet to be taken whether they will be deployed. dr sarah schiffling is a senior lecturer in supply chain management at liverpooljohn moores university and shejoins me now. hello. what is the issue right ...

Reassurance from the british government over supply issues at petrol stations as the british army begins training to drive petrol tankers on the streets. it begins training to drive petrol tankers on the streets.- begins training to drive petrol tankers on the streets. if you look at the deliveries _ tankers on the streets. if you look at the deliveries of _ tankers on the streets. if you look at the deliveries of petrol, - tankers on the streets. if you look at the deliveries of petrol, they i ...

Morning with one question on their minds — how difficult or otherwise will it be to get fuel? despite indications that the situation in some areas is easing, military personnel are being trained to drive tankers, so they can help supply issues at petrol stations. about 150 army tanker drivers are available, but a decision has yet to be taken whether they will be deployed. the situation is "improving" according to borisjohnson, who said people should be "confident" to go about their business, a...

91% of teachers as you can see there. 97% of school principals. officials said those numbers continue to rise every day. now, panic buying and pumps running dry, britains fuel crisis has become so dire, the government is now putting the military on standby. that means army tanker drivers could be tasked with petrol deliveries if the situation doesnt improve. the problem is with the supply chain. the uk has plenty of fuels, but for drivers to get it to the service stations. live from the london...

Within just hours until the markets open. nasdaq obviously biggest -- facing losses when it opens. the dow is off nearly a quarter of a percent. now, u.s. crude prices topped $75 on monday and they are still rising. its high, a high that hasnt been seen in three years. goldman sachs predicts brent crude will hit $90 a gallon. it suggests americans might be paying more at the pump for a little bit longer unfortunately. and china is dealing with an energy crisis thats causing disruptions right...

And turned down much more easily in renewable generation, we will have to manage flexibility and manage things in a different way, so for example, things like battery storage becoming economic solutions are really important for us to smooth the way the volatility that you can actually get from renewable generation, giving us the resilience so we dont need to move back to more fossil fuel —based generation. lets stay in the uk, because there are continuing pressures on supply chains because of ...

Colletta smith, bbc news. bp has temporarily closed some of its petrol stations after a shortage of tanker drivers has led to supply issues. the company said it was working hard to solve the short—term problem. esso also revealed that a small number of its sites have been affected. downing street said there was no shortage of fuel and people should continue to buy it as normal. our news correspondentjon kay has this report from the town of sherborne in dorset. going pump to pump, hunting forfu...