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A chronic shortage of test tubes. doctorss leaders are critical of the governments handling of the disruption. were hearing nothing from the politicians and the bma is calling for the government to have a cobra meeting because within the space of two weeks weve seen two major crises. cancellations of blood tests and now, flu jabs. we want to hear from our politicians and hear why there are no contingency plans. gp surgeries now face managing further delays and cancellations, as well as the worry...

Have opened talks with the taliban about securing safe passage for anyone who wants to leave. the telegraph carries this picture of a taliban fighter at the controls of an abandoned afghan army aircraft. the paper also reports that president biden has declared an end to the era of america remaking other nations after the us withdrawal from afghanistan. the daily mirror leads with a new miracle jab, which it says could save thousands of lives by preventing heart attacks and strokes. the cholester...

Hello. this is breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. i need to correct myself. we have a statement saying test tubes should be available soon. there should be stock to ensure testing continues. they say patient safety is of top concern. coming up on breakfast this morning: scotlands seen a rise in covid cases linked to the recent return of schools. well look at what teachers are doing to protect pupils across the uk, as they go back to the classroom. well bring you the story of one mans ...

And running again after the cables were brought down in the high winds. the main power company is warning it could take weeks before this happens, leaving more than a million homes without power. —— 2 million homes without power. theres a warning this afternoon that gps are facing difficult decisions about which patients get blood tests because of a shortage of test tubes. the nhs in england and wales is temporarily stopping all non—urgent testing. 0ur health editor hugh pym told us how se...

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Do in afghanistan over a decade ago. then we stayed for another decade. it was time to end this war. well have more on the forthright and detailed defence of the us withdrawal made by president biden a short while ago. also tonight... a shortage of test—tubes means that gps in england and wales are facing difficult decisions about who gets a blood test. in gloucestershire, an alpaca with bovine tb has been destroyed by government vets despite a long fight by campaigners. commentator: as shes c...

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Amid a shortage of test tubes. geronimo the alpaca has been put down by government vets over fears of bovine tuberculosis. his owner calls the action �*barbaric�*. lets stay with that news about geronimo. government vets and a police escort arrived to remove the animal from the farm in gloucestershire this morning after it twice tested positive for bovine tuberculosis. helen macdonald, his owner, called the decision �*barbaric�*. shes been giving her reaction to our correspondent claire ...

This is bbc news, im ben brown. the headlines at 5: the taliban declares victory after the last american soldier leaves afghanistan. the militants take control of the country once secured by nato forces, but insist they want good relations with the rest of the world. translation: we managed today to regain our independence - and make us forces leave. the tough choices facing gps over who gets a blood test and who doesnt — amid a shortage of test tubes. geronimo the alpaca has been put down by ...