all right, andrew opie, good to talk to you, andrew opie bearfrom the british retail consortium.uy fuel, as queues form at some service stations amid fears of shortages due to a lack of delivery drivers. three schoolchildren have been sentenced to a total of 28 years for killing reading teenager olly stephens in a berkshire beauty spot in january. police release cctv footage of a man wanted over the killing of sabina nessa in south—east london, as they continue to question another man on suspicion of her murder. more than one of those headlines now. —— on one those headlines. three teenagers who killed a 13—year—old boy over a social media row have been sentenced to custody in young offenders' institutions. a girl lured olly stephens to a field in reading in berkshire injanuary, where two boys stabbed him to death. the boys, aged 14, were found guilty of murder following a trial at reading crown court. one was sentenced to 13 years and the other to 12 years. the girl, who's14, admitted manslaughter and was given three years and two months. none of them can be identified for legal

andrew opie from the brc was speaking to the trade and business commission, an independent group of businesssentatives and mps looking to make recommendations to the government. he says it's notjust about the well—publicised truck driver shortages but a lack of staff in factories and right across the supply chain. if you look at the vacancies in the process sector, which is so important both in primary production and to sales and retail, they are really struggling now with availability. they do not have the access to the seasonal workers, there is a small seasonal worker scheme that is running as a pilot store, but we do not have the freedom that we do not have the freedom that we had previously to allow those companies to make up the shortfall for employing people locally. so a very different situation. we accept that in terms of they are no longer in the eu and we need to work without respectfully but need to find some solutions otherwise we have to put our production back into europe. let's speak to dan kemp chief investment officer for europe, the middle east and africa at morningstar in

andrew opie. director— disappointing customers. andrew opie, director of _ disappointing customers.r of food and - opie, director of food and sustainability at the british retail consortium, thank you very much. some newsjust coming consortium, thank you very much. some news just coming and involving environmental testers. —— environmental protesters. police have arrested protesters targeting the m25. police in surrey said they were called to junctions nine and ten of the motorway at just after 8am following reports of cut insulates britain protesters on the clockwise and anticlockwise carriageways. police say demonstrators had poured paint onto the carriageway. in an updated statement they say two lanes on the clockwise and anticlockwise carriageway is between junctions nine and ten of the m25 are fully reopened. 23 arrests have been made. justin trudeau's liberal party will form the next government in canada after the country's second general election in two years. conservative opposition leader, erin o'toole, has already conceded defeat. but in a blow to prime minister trudeau it