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Of ireland are not impacted. our business correspondent emma simpson has more details. well, this is a popular chain, famous for its piripiri chicken. and if you can't serve it, that's a very big problem. nando's has been running out of stock, hit by problems in its supply chain. and that's meant that dozens of branches have had to temporarily close, like this one. you can probably see the sign just in the doorway there. now, nando's says it is down to staff shortages, but it won't elaborate on that. but, jane, we already know that the food supply chain has been under immense strain in recent ...

A pcr lab test. business owners say the changes — already in place in scotland and wales — will make a big difference after widespread �*pinging' by the nhs app caused staff shortages. here's our medical editor, fergus walsh. the pints have kept pouring at this community pub in york, despite nearly all the regular staff being pinged. volunteers came to the rescue when the pub manager — who lives upstairs — was told to self—isolate. she says life will be much easier from now on. the new rules mean that small businesses can get by with the staff that they've got, even if someone is o...

Co—founder of this place. good morning. talk to me about the pingdemic? we have heard from all sorts of businesses, particularly hospitality ones like yours, but how difficult it has been to get staff when they are all being pinged? absolutely. it has been really hard for us. it is harder because we have no notice. they get pinged, they inform us and we have to take them off shift straightaway. we are quite lucky in that we have quite a large bank of staff and we have been able to absorb it a little bit. but for smaller businesses it is devastating. it smaller businesses it is devastating.â€...

Nobody wants afghanistan once again to be a breeding ground for terror. new guidelines on gun licences are to be introduced in the wake of the mass shooting in plymouth. good morning. changes to the rules on self isolation. if you are pinged by the nhs app. it could meand an end to the pingdemic for hospitality friends like this one. and i've got an exclusive interview with olympic champion tom daley. he tells me why he's taking time out before deciding whether to continue diving and i even got to try on that olympic cardigan. good morning. this week is looking fairly quiet weather—wise. at ...

Tests positive for the virus. from today, everyone who is double jabbed in england and northern ireland, will no longer need to self—isolate if they are alerted by the nhs covid app. ben is at a bar and restaurant for us on the river thames to find out what it means for staff absences within the hospitality industry. morning to you. good morning. i have spent a year and a half in bars and restaurants at this time of the day. we are right by the river. a glorious start. you might be able to make out the sunrise just behind us and the river thames in battersea. it is an important day for all s...