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i went to asda - no petrol. i went to _ been relaxed. i went to asda - no petrol. no petrol, no— ministers- petrol. i went to essa - no petrol, no_ ministers say i no it's ridiculous. ministers say normal service _ no it's ridiculous. ministers say normal service will _ no it's ridiculous. ministers say normal service will be - no it's ridiculous. ministers sayj normal service will be resumed no it's ridiculous. ministers say - normal service will be resumed once normal service will be resumed once normal behaviour resumes. for the asan family of nhs medics and so many others, they need a much quicker fix. quickerfix. your mum and dad have been telling me that you�*ve been on a mad mission tonight to get fuel straight from work. is there good news to report? laughs no. i�*ve tried 17 petrol stations, and i have not got any. so it�*ll be over two hours each way for me to commute. and don�*t forget one important thing — many of these patients have actually waited a long, long time, because our waiting listings are so long. so for us not getting to work on time, for e

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i went to every petrol station, asda, esso, l every petrol station, asda, esso, petrol, no diesel.ulance to a petrolforecourt? is| ambulance to a petrol forecourt? is that how it works question mark at hillington, yes. we had to go to the local station in the last couple of weeks, actually four weeks ago we did not have any diesel at all. no diesel whatsoever. and since then, the diesel came back. and now, the queueis the diesel came back. and now, the queue is like two miles long. and queue is like two miles long. and ou do queue is like two miles long. and you do rrot _ queue is like two miles long. and you do not have _ queue is like two miles long. and you do not have any priority for being in an actual ambulance? ida being in an actual ambulance? iic priority whatsoever. being in an actual ambulance? no priority whatsoever. in _ being in an actual ambulance? no priority whatsoever. in london - being in an actual ambulance? no| priority whatsoever. in london and in s-oke priority whatsoever. in london and in spoke service _ priority whatsoever. in london and in spoke service pe

called in to asda, no petrol. so, no petrol, no diesel. t’ee called in to asda, no petrol.diesel. i've been sat i here for 90 minutes. i was supposed to be at work — here for 90 minutes. i was supposed to be at work at _ here for 90 minutes. i was supposed to be at work at 12, _ here for 90 minutes. i was supposed to be at work at 12, it's _ to be at work at 12, it's ridiculous. _ ridiculous. we - ridiculous. we will. ridiculous. i we will hear ridiculous. - we will hear from a ridiculous. _ we will hear from a petrol ridiculous. — we will hear from a petrol station worker on the difficulties over the past few days. also from the day of the last fuel crisis. the shadow employment secretary quits labour frontbencher saying the party is more divided than ever.

i went to asda, no petrol. i went to esso — no petrol, no diesel.'ve been sat here for an hour and a half. i'm supposed to be at work at 12 o'clock, it's ridiculous. - i am just desperate to get into the petrol station. the shortages are not happening everywhere in the uk and the government is urging peoplejust to buy petrol when they need it. also tonight... labour's big green pledge 28 bilion pounds a year for green industries. what future for the girls of afghanistan having to adjust to life under the taliban? a lot of women have become educated, what if they don't want to live in that way? and the new satellite about to be sent into space in the longest continuous record of the changing state of our planet. coming up on the bbc news channel? . coming up on the bbc news channel? what about team europe, after their miserable defeat to the usa in the ryder cup. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. this morning the government said it had no plans to to bring in the army to ease the queues at the petrol pumps. tonight the bbc understands

, but you only get a maximum of £30 of fuel.— got some in asda, but you only get a maximum of £30 ofr mum - maximum of £30 of fuel. sounds very difficult. did you know your mum was| difficult. did you know your mum was doing all of this to try and get some petrol cue—mac yes. could you see that she was quite anxious? really worried and an hour earlier this morning, usually it takes is a ten hours round—trip but we got up early to make sure we had enough fuel to get back home again, so it has been really stressful. so fuel to get back home again, so it has been really stressful.- has been really stressful. so the prime minister _ has been really stressful. so the prime minister is _ has been really stressful. so the prime minister is saying - has been really stressful. so the prime minister is saying now - has been really stressful. so the| prime minister is saying now that the prime minister —— the situation is starting to ease so that will be good news. is starting to ease so that will be good news— is starting to ease so that will be good news._ you - is starting to ease so that wi

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i went to asda, there was no petrol. esso, no petrol or diesel.l, straight from work. is there good news to report? no! i tried 17 petrol stations. and i have not got any. it will be over two hours each way for me to commute. do not forget one important thing, many of these patients have been waiting a long time because waiting lists are so long. for us not getting to work on time, for example, you are letting down your patients. i am sure they can sort it out. we sorted out the vaccination programme pretty well after the testing was not so great. we can always fix things. hopefully, fast for you? yes! it would be nice. if we could get it within the next 12 hours or so. that was jayne mccubbin reporting. 0n the issue whether essential workers should be prioritised, jean says what about self—employed workers? liz says she is disabled and can�*t walk and is lost without her car. why should key workers get priority and not disabled as well? let�*s talk now to a former senior civil servants who worked in the cabinet office. thank you for talking to us