u. k. everyone said brick set and coupled with kind of it, it's chaos. the survey shortage of laurie drivers in the u. k is following an exodus of truckers from countries who went back during the pandemic and stayed at least 100000, all of whom drive trucks that supply the u. k with essentially like food and petrol . and crucially, they haven't been replaced. the government is came though to say this is more to do with the pandemic than breaks it be the rules my have to change to find the quickest. we have ample fuel stops in this country, but light countries around the world, we are suffering from a temporary covey related shortage of drive as needed to move supplies around the country, while looking at temporary measures to avoid any immediate problems. but any measures we introduce will be very strictly time limited. i'm sorry, things are in such a state will be all they may have to be drafted in to deal with this contest. but any one step won't be a quick fix, and the shortages in the supply chain could see more than empty patrick as the country as le

u. k. everyone said brick set and coupled with cove . it, it's chaos. the survey shortage of laurie drivers in the u. k. is following an exodus of truckers from countries who went back during the pandemic and stayed at least 100000, all of whom drive trucks that supply the u. k with essentially like food and petrol . and crucially, they haven't been replaced. the government is came though to say this is more to do with the pandemic than breaks it be the rules my have to change to find the quickest. we have ample fuel stops in this country, but light countries around the world, we are suffering from a temporary coven related shortage of drivers, needed to move supplies around the country, while looking at temporary measures to avoid any immediate problems. but any measures we introduce will be very strictly time limited. i'm sorry, things are in such a state that the all me may have to be drafted in to deal with this contests, but any one step won't be a quick fix. and the shortages in the supply chain could see more than empty petro palm as the country a

u. k. everything everyone's gotten their tables when their homes we, it's been on the back of a trader. we got treated really bad throughout the cove. it, you know, go all packed up at night, can't get no food, can't get showered. and some of us about enough. so they went and got 9 to 4 jobs all day jobs, so they can be home as one of those opting for an easy life. laurie drivers from the you have left britain in their thousands, many never to return the fall in dr. a numbers plus choke points in the global economy mean that supermarkets, a warning of empty shelves at christmas time manufacturing and copper duction down climate change has affected crop yields and the timber market. and one prominent fast food chain recently ran out of chicken make spellman does high end carpentry in the home improvement trade that has burden in lockdown, increased demand, far exceeds supply. with the price of raw materials going through the roof of into wholesaler the other day. the timber that i bought there was probably around about 40 percent more than it was 3 months ago. and they said if you got ev

u. k. the armed forces minister admitted to mt, that they won't be able to get everyone out. it's not possible for us to bring out everybody who had a connection with the, with the u. k. forces under the ira scheme, a more than 8000 afghans have been evacuated, bother you. but that leaves more than a 1000 left behind who are eligible for evacuation. and i've got interpreter who worked with british forces, told us who's just the latest betrayal. there were failures and different levels. first of all, the government failed to process their documents in time. then with the evacuation process to create some sort of procedures in place where to prioritize the interpreters and those partners of the you could go from and whose life for immediate risk to take them out. there was a situation and those who, what even that called in for the flight could not make it inside the board because of the crowd in the front gate. former counterterrorism intelligence officer charles schubert says russia and china have a lot of leverage with a ton of unlike weston countries. it's known, of course r

u. k. prime minister boris johnson. so cobra on everyone's minds here, many of those who are here will be attending virtually the summit convened by president biden in washington. we're not going to see it ourselves because we're told it's behind closed doors that i think so they can be frank. so they can push some of the rich countries because they want the rich countries to do more to help some of the developing countries in the world, which still have very, very low vaccination rates. the aim of this summit, according to president biden, is to vaccinate the world to save lives now, and then that rather hackneyed phrase that he's using and everyone keeps using. but you know what he means they're going to build back better. at the un general assembly meeting going on for a few more days, what more can we expect from it? there's a lot going on. there's lots of different meetings taking place ahead of the the, the next meeting will leaders. there is one other meeting that is taking place in the main hall and the general assembly hall, and that

going to make sure that everyone who is connected to the u. k. forces and has the right to come to the u. k. will actually be helped while these parliamentary committee is ongoing to keep us posted nadeem and a dame bob by joining us live there from london to rick alley. easy alter of the 40 war in afghanistan of chronicle for told he thinks it's time for western powers to learn from them is thanks going to get this done. i think the 1st thing which has to be said very clearly and bluntly that this has been a huge political and ideological defeat for the american empire, for nato and for their lives. and it will bring hope on that level to many others who are still struggling like in palestine and other parts of that. this is possible, this can be done. and that is the principal reason. in my opinion, why there are so many saw faces. because normally when you bring a war to an end, you shouldn't be given some credit for it. and i think biden is absolutely right to have decided to withdraw from, from his, it was a war that was going know where it

u. k. in the wall that was submitted to parliament that they'll now not be able to get everyone out. the wall. the taliban reportedly seeks revenge on those who aided coalition forces . it's not possible for us to bring out everybody who had a connection with the, with the u. k. forces onto the ira skin, there was a trail leaving them behind potential, immediately find a way to evacuate all these partners instead of delaying it furthermore and putting their lives more in danger. i think it's best that the government should evacuate them as soon as possible or more than a 1000 off guns have been evacuated by the u. k. but that still leaves more than a 1000 in the country who are eligible for evacuation. now the former interpreter, you just heard from that told us that it's just the latest trail. there were failures in different levels. first of all, the government failed to process their documents in time than with the evacuation process. israel to create some sort of procedures in place where to prioritize the interpreters and those partners of the you could government whose life for

everyone ah under the spotlight venue in the pacific, secure as he packed it will united, strangely, the u. k. and the u. s. but could it also threaten older alliance? it means a multi $1000000000.00 deal to supply french submarines to australia is now lost in paris is being described as a staff in the back the.

everyone out. it's not possible for us to bring out everybody who had a connection with the, with the u. k. forces onto the ira scheme. 1000 afghans have been evacuated by the u. k. but that still leaves more than a 1000 in the country who are eligible for evacuation. a former interpreter told us that it's just the latest betrayal. there were failures in different levels. first of all, the government failed to process their documents in time than with the evacuation process. israel to create some sort of procedures in place where to prioritize the interpreters and those partners of the you could go from and whose life for immediate risk to take them out. it was a kale situation and those who what even that called in for the flight could not make it inside the airport because of the crowd in the front gate. we measured it all to format u. k. army encountered terrorism officer chelsea bridge last our it's known, of course russia and especially china start. she's had a much more pragmatic approach to the rapid changing situation. rapidly change the situation in afghanistan, which means we hav

everyone. ah, under the felt like the new in the pacific, secure as he packed it will unite australia, the u. k. and the u. s. but could it also threaten older alliances? it means a multi $1000000000.00 deal to supply french submarines to australia is now lost in paris. it's being described as a stop in the back. a hello barbara. are you watching? i'll just the real life from london also coming out the taliban? reject claims of in fighting just days after announcing a government left on the sun and the united nations reports that is found venezuela's. judiciary is involved in serious violations against government opponents. ah, china has warned the 3 nations in a new in the pacific security alliance that they could tricker trigger a new cold war arms race. the u. s. u. k and australia made the surprise announcement about their new partnership. on wednesday. it will see australia provided with the technology and capability to deploy nuclear powered submarines, new zealand, singapore in japan, have all largely welcome to the move or at least the in the pacific focus, which will see the sharing of

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see this big inter pacific announcement made today everyone has been waiting for for such a long time. and that was kind of undercut by the u. s. u k, australia, because new strategic partnership. so i think that europe is kind of really right now, and they're not sure what they're going to do. they've had a year where breasted, you know, better has left the u. k. was one of the biggest defense providers. and they were trying to think of a way for the e, u and u. k to continue to work together. but because of what just happened, it's clear that the u. k is working far more closely with the u. s. and australia. so i think that was kind of reeling from that as well. and today at the account touted europeans endo pacific strategy. all of the questions. all of them were about the new strategic because the u. k. u. s. so it seems that they're picking me that on the international stage when it comes to defense issue. teresa, i do want to dig into some of the pacific stuff in just a moment as plenty to discuss that. but nicholas, i want to bring you in here because we're talking about you political well, not just in terms of finding money

even though everyone, including the us, understands their opposition to it has yet to fully stop the project from coming together. and the u. k has extended post a post brack, that grace period on goods imported to northern ireland at the end of september, chilled meats and sausages were set to face a band going into northern ireland from the rest of the u. k. while other food products would face extra customs inspection you trade with northern ireland has been one of the most talked about issues and negotiations over breakfast. and the grace period had already been extended. twice on monday, david frost. britton's chief negotiator in the talk said there would be the a fresh extension with no new deadline in place. the you for its part that it has no plans to respond with legal action against london for this latest move. so for more on the so called sausage wars and other news around europe, let's bring in hillary, foreigners, board member of the british american business association. you know, hillary, we get to bring in to talk about the sausage. what is the latest extension? tell us about the situation. why are they extend

u. k. in australia, inventing a new i don't know what you call it alliance with, but really official. it is essentially it's a p r campaign at this point, that is, everyone knows that is focused against china. but in the process, a major and submarine deal that the french were counting on went up in smoke without them apparently being notified. and of course the u. s. and the, and the u. k. come in and fill the void. what does this say about nato unity? because and plus, you know, why do you feel if you are the australia and they said to him here, it can be you. okay. doing a up ending one of the are important allies, friends. mean, wouldn't you think? maybe they'll do it to me. i mean, a very few people who bought out the implications of this year. this is how you treat allies. i thought from was the guy that treated allies badly go ahead. a little often pointed to trump development and began under obama then trunk, and they thought them through with by them coming in the things will be different. however, this is a much broader change in the international system. but if you're not a state of new priorities, which means it will focus less on europe, whi