which suddenly finds itself back in power is going to try to form a government. what is also interesting as there has been some surprising twists in the sense we were told the health minister has been asked to stay on for the moment, and the mayor of kabul has also been asked to stay on for the moment and the female television presenters at the most popular afghan television channel are notjust on tv, they re interviewing taliban on the television screens. it is early days yet to give any kind of sense of whether this is going to be literally the new face of the taliban but i think we have to watch closely and afghans are watching very closely and as we have seen from those images yesterday, watching and fleeing with a great amount of fear. bhd watching and fleeing with a great amount of fear. watching and fleeing with a great amount of fear. and on that point, with the latest amount of fear. and on that point, with the latest statement - amount of fear. and on that point, with the
you have got what, 18 houses you are going to build on this site? you ve got sort of four under construction. you need to get them finished, don t you? do you worry that you ve got enough people to get stuff finished? and also about cost. i suppose if there is a shortage of workers, you might have to pay more. yes, that will have an impact. i think the shortage of workers, it does fall down the line. it comes down the line in terms of if there is a shortage, it is putting pressure on wages. that is definite. the other shortage that we haven t mentioned is materials. and that is a big thing for everybody at the moment. notjust our industry, i think most industries. yeah, it s a perfect storm, isn t it? steve, really nice to see you. thanks so much for having us. so as you were hearing there from steve, it s a real mix of different problems. there could be a shortage of key workers. partly of course from leaving the european union. and foreign labour coming to the uk might find it a bit