terms of the strategy the government has approached this with and yesterday it was a sense of trying to ignore it, really, and hope it goes away, but today there is more reassurance from ministers and i would not be surprised if that continues over the course of the day. i suppose, continues over the course of the day. isuppose, the continues over the course of the day. i suppose, the other element is whether the government starts to feel more political heat on this and whether the labour party starts to talk more about this. ed miliband, the shadow energy secretary, he said this afternoon that this is a crisis that was made in downing street, and i wonder if we will hear more pressure from the opposition about giving priority to key workers when it comes to filling up their tanks because even if the strategy of the government, hoping that this starts to go away works, it will be another 48 hours or so before it gets back to normal. we have heard from unions and industry bodies saying
stayed in the queue for an hour, and this was a different fuel stations, petrol station, so the one in the morning was shut down, i went to a different one and stayed there for an hour and there was no petrol again. so i had to cancel my shift and let my manager and staff who are coordinating in the ward no, so i was quite stressful for them that i had to cancel my shift, a lot of pressure on the ward as well. find pressure on the ward as well. and tirina for pressure on the ward as well. and tiring for you pressure on the ward as well. and tiring for you at pressure on the ward as well. and tiring for you at the end of a long shift and then having to get up early before your next shift to try and find petrol. the obvious question is, did you sleep very well that night? question is, did you sleep very well that niuht? ., .. ,
question is, did you sleep very well thatniuht? ., , , that night? no, exactly. because the stress was still that night? no, exactly. because the stress was still there. that night? no, exactly. because the stress was still there. i that night? no, exactly. because the stress was still there. i couldn t - stress was still there. i couldn t sleep very well because i kept thinking about how am i going to go to work? i kept waking myself up again and again, but then ijust woke up early and decided to go and check up, even though i was going to start at eight o clock, but i went out at four o clock, but there is no success. ~ . out at four o clock, but there is no success. . . , . ., ., success. what effect did it have on the hospital. success. what effect did it have on the hospital, you success. what effect did it have on the hospital, you cancelling - success. what effect did it have on the hospital, you cancelling your i the hospital, you cancelling your shift? is there a k
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includes the £15 minimum wage commitment. they say they are relaxed about it and i am not saying whether they should support or reject it, do you think that perhaps andy mcdonald was a bit too rash and he could have stayed in the shadow cabinet? a, . , he could have stayed in the shadow cabinet? , , ., cabinet? maybe they are responding to the pressure cabinet? maybe they are responding to the pressure from cabinet? maybe they are responding to the pressure from members - cabinet? maybe they are responding to the pressure from members who | to the pressure from members who have been to the pressure from members who have been outraged that the leader of the have been outraged that the leader of the labour party could have held a banner of the labour party could have held a banner saying, support £15 per hour. a banner saying, support £15 per hour. this a banner saying, support £15 per hour, this comes from the demands for workers hour, this comes from the demands for w