it feels strange to be back the airport almost looks normal but on the streets, people are desperate some selling their kidneys for cash the situation is very bad we are in a fast-unraveling humanitarian crisis. and the level of suffering is quite unparalleled reporter: the new taliban government has no money $9 billion in afghan assets are frozen, most by the u.s., because the taliban is a designated terrorist group. the taliban leadership is trying to show the world it s changed, announcing women and girls will be allowed back into classrooms yet many women are living in fear this was posted last week a women s rights activist screaming for help, saying the taliban had come to arrest her she and her sisters haven t been seen since. taliban leadership said the video was fake at this beauty salon, this worker says the
everyday items. this should be the busiest and most profitable time of the year, the run up to christmas. is very frustrating because we could is very frustrating because we could he is very frustrating because we could be doing more at the moment. 50 could be doing more at the moment- could be doing more at the moment. , ., ., ., moment. so you have to turn business away moment. so you have to turn business away because i moment. so you have to turn business away because you i business away because you haven t got the capacity? that haven t got the capacity? at the moment, we said we re not particularly looking for new business which goes against everything you want is a business. you want to be creating business. you want to be creating jobs and opportunities. creating jobs and ouortunities. ~ ., creating jobs and ouortunities. ., ., opportunities. we have failed to invest in opportunities. we have failed to invest in people, opportunities. we have failed to invest in pe
they are currently. wherever you look, costs are increasing. so, with prices rising, what s in store for christmas and beyond 7 they all seem to be saying no, can t do that, can t afford it, i haven t got the money at the moment, it s too expensive. it s 4am in slough at one of the uk s biggest food distributors. in the run up to christmas, they re under pressure like never before. we re just trying to stick together as a team, really, and help each other out so we can get all our deliveries done by the end of the day. bidfood receives products from more than 1,000 suppliers into 2a depots and sends them out to customers from schools to care homes, pubs to prisons. the whole operation depends
presents this year. presents this year. we re lookinu presents this year. we re looking at presents this year. we re looking at £50 presents this year. we re looking at £50 each - presents this year. we re looking at £50 each for i presents this year. we re i looking at £50 each for each girl. usually we would spit double. ifeel like girl. usually we would spit double. i feel like because girl. usually we would spit double. ifeel like because i can t give my children things they would like, i seem to be saying no spent double. haven t got them money at the moment, it s too expensive. that s hard. that s hard. they ve also noticed that s hard. they ve also noticed that that s hard. they ve also noticed that every - that s hard. they ve also noticed that every day i that s hard. they ve also - noticed that every day goods are now often in short supply. there s not as much veg out there. . there s not as much veg out there. , ., . , ., there. there s always a shortage
on hgv drivers, and there aren t enough of them. we re short of drivers, therefore, the workload becomes bigger. it s a 15 hour day. it s part of the job. what s this there? by 9am, warehouse manager barrington green is trying to cope with a fallout from supplier deliveries that haven t arrived. it s very difficult. the worst day i can remember was a couple of weeks ago. we had roughly 37 vehicles due in 18 of those failed. 18? yeah, 18, failed. the company had always prided itself on next day delivery. now, it can take twice as long. what s through here? through this