to the bbc news at one. senior government ministers are meeting this afternoon to discuss the closure of some petrol stations because of a shortage of delivery drivers. queues are forming this lunchtime at several petrol stations, despite government pleas for people not to panic buy fuel. both bp and esso have closed some forecourts because of supply problems. ministers are not ruling out the idea of changing visa rules to bring in foreign lorry drivers or using soldiers to drive fuel tankers. our business correspondent theo leggett reports. he was outside petrol stations. they had been appearing up and down the country as motorists worry they may not be able to fill up. the fuel giant bp has admitted that some of its outlets have been running dry and a small number have had to close. other retailers have also been affected. but operators say panic buying will only make matters worse. , ., ., panic buying will only make matters worse. ,, ., ., , worse. if you don t need to fill u
i definitely want to keep just improving and being the best version of myself on the court and off the court and maximising my potential, and i still think i have a lot of room for development in terms of my tennis career and where it can go. yeah, excited to start working on it. you can watch that in full over on bbc iplayer. that is all from me. join lizzie and the team for sportsday 6:30 p:m.. that is all from me. thank you. borisjohnson is understood to be considering relaxing visa rules to allow more foreign truck drivers into britain, to ease fuel shortages. long queues have been reported outside several petrol stations today, despite appeals from ministers to motorists not to panic buy fuel. let s discuss the whole panic buying phenomenon. joining me now is professor richard bentall, a professor of clinical psychology at the university of sheffield, who studied panic buying, including at the start