nomia iqbalthere, i'm sure we will— deadline. nomia iqbalthere, i'm sure we will be _ deadline.l be checking - deadline. nomia iqbalthere, i'm sure we will be checking in - deadline. nomia iqbalthere, i'm sure we will be checking in with i deadline. nomia iqbalthere, i'm i sure we will be checking in with you on that evacuation, the patient that evacuation and the reaction in the united states in the coming days as that deadline approaches. thank you forjoining us on newsday. don't forget, you can get more on the rapidly developing situation in afghanistan on our website. there, you'll find a live page updated with the latest developments as those evacuations from kabul airport gather pace. do check it out. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. uk supermarkets tesco and iceland have warned there could be food shortages at christmas due to issues with the supply chain. the supermarkets are calling on the government to allow more emergency lorry drivers from overseas to help solve the problem. customers are being urged not to panic buy. the use of ta

nomia iqbalthere in washington, nomia iqbal there in washington, thanks forjoining us.s from afghanistan later in the programme. but for more, just go to our website, where there is a live page updated with all the latest developments on those evacuations from afghanistan — as well as a breakdown on how many afghans are leaving and where they will go. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. the uk has recorded 174 new deaths from coronavirus, the highest daily figure since march. it comes as weekly coronavirus—related deaths in the uk reach their highest level since the spring. police investigating the disappearance of claudia lawrence in 2009 have begun a search of fishing lakes near her home in york. detectives said they were unable to explain why the location was of interest, saying the search was one of several active lines of inquiry. mcdonald's has run out of milkshakes and some bottled drinks at restaurants in england, scotland and wales. the fast—food chain said it was facing supply chain issues, and that it was "working hard" to lim