the ministry of defence has said earlier todayit ministry of defence has said earlier today it cannot what happened into context, the mod�*s statistics show there were 150 uk military deaths in training or exercise in total. that includes all causes of death including illness and disease. thank you. the united states has said its offered financial compensation to relatives of ten people who were mistakenly killed by a drone strike in the afghan capital kabul two months ago. an aid worker and nine members of his family, including seven children, were killed in the attack. the boss of britain's fourth—biggest supermarket, morrison's, has said labour shortages are delaying new store openings and products reaching shelves. david potts told the times newspaper that more visas were needed forforeign workers. the warning comes after the government announced a series of measures aimed at reducing pressure on supply chains. our business correspondent katy austin reports. the global supply chain is under huge strain as economyings reawaken. once imported products reach the uk, a shortage of lor

use the ministry of defence, use the private sector and put hgv drivers on the workplace.ere farmers are having to pay labourers up to £30 per hour to pay labourers up to £30 per hour to pick vegetables. thank you very much for your timejoining us on bbc news today. does that figure sound right? 30p an hour to pay workers? that is absolutely right. i have seen those advertisements and heard from other growers that they are paying up from other growers that they are paying up to £1000 per week to try and recruit people to harvest crops at the moment. bang, the prime minister says this is the market working things out. that people should be paid more for those kinds ofjobs. how do you respond to that? let�*s put it in perspective. there always have been decent opportunities to come and work in fresh produce industry. the rates of pay have been pretty good, they have been very competitive, there are opportunities to earn decent money. but what we are seeing at the moment is a complete shortage and growers who are desperate to try and find workers because they have crops in th

use the ministry of defence, use the private sector, look at putting drivers on a skilled waiting listn england and wales to stop protesters travelling to demonstrations. priti patel will also announce tougher sentences for obstrucing motorways, when she addresses the conservative conference in manchester. the justice secretary, dominic raab, will use his speech to say that more criminals in england and wales will be fitted with ankle tags. nick eardley reports. the home secretary is less than pleased about scenes like this. insulated breton activists are blocking major roads and angering motorists in their attempts to raise awareness of poorly insulated home. the government has revealed plans for a new court orders which would stop protesters with a history of causing disruption travelling to some protest. there are plans to introduce tougher sentences for obstructing highways to try and stop things like this. there are significant backlogs in the court system which could make a speedy action difficult. that is for entry of the newjustice secretary, he will say today that he wants to

the british army training unit in kenya has also said it is supporting the ministry of defence's discussionsowning street insist that secret information can be safely protected by private sector firms — after reports that the uk's intelligence agencies have struck a deal with the web giant amazon. the firm's cloud computing arm will reportedly store data from gchq, mi5 and mi6. however the government have yet to confirm that the arrangement is going ahead. our security correspondent frank gardner can tell us more. presumably, this was not something they particularly wanted to advertise but it has become public knowledge. what is your understanding of what drove them to do this? , ., . , ., ., do this? first of all, this was not a story that _ do this? first of all, this was not a story that l _ do this? first of all, this was not a story that i think _ do this? first of all, this was not a story that i think was _ do this? first of all, this was not j a story that i think was supposed do this? first of all, this was not i a story that i think was supposed to get out, at least not for quite s

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