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time now to focus on the top business stories. i'm sally bundock and we begin here in the uk where labour shortages and the rising cost of living have crippled the food sector with issues ranging from livestock stranded on farms, worker shortages at abattoirs and crops left to rot in fields with no one to harvest them. the prime minister, rishi sunak, is holding a food summit for crisis talks with farming and supermarket bosses to discuss how inflation is impacting food production. the nationalfarmers�* union has reported a ao—year low in domestic salad production, while egg prod...

One for inflation. things have been more positive _ one for inflation. things have been more positive at - one for inflation. things have been more positive at the - one for inflation. things have i been more positive at the hotel recently as well with workers a little easier to find. if the jobs figures continue to fewer vacancies and pay rise less fast, that will make life easier for businesses hoping to grow, even if it gives workers lest help with the rising cost of living. ben king, bbc news. well, let's unpack this further with chris gray, director of manpower group uk. good morning to y...

Such a controversial issue that they really haven't been able to reconcile themselves to the idea of girls, of older girls going back to school and that reallyjust shows how out of touch they are with the modern aspirations of afghan society. and it reveals how divided, certainly on this issue at least, the taliban appear to be. today marks two years since the prime minister announced the uk's first official lockdown, telling the country: "you must stay at home". since then, nearly 164,000 people have died with covid—19. a memorial concert is being held at st paul's cathedral this evening. o...