the situation has stalled, at least according to the group that represents about two thirds of petrol retailers. they say the same proportion of retailers run out of fuel yesterday as they did today. the situation is also patchy across the country. apparently people are struggling more in london and the south east, and things are improving in wales and scotland. there are concerns from the haulage industry at the temporary visa system the government has promised could be reduced from three months to to macro months and the industry don t think that is long enough. they have said they are looking at the exceptional processes to try to increase the number of fuel drivers. 0ne increase the number of fuel drivers. one thing they can all agree on is this process isn t over yet, much as they would like it to be. pupils taking gcse and a level exams in england next year will receive fewer top grades than this year s cohort, as the leniency shown during the pandemic starts to be scaled back.
hgv drivers with the adr capability. what we hgv drivers with the adr capability. what we have been the seeing is over the past what we have been the seeing is over the past two months or so we have seen the past two months or so we have seen a the past two months or so we have seen a moving gap moving around the haulage seen a moving gap moving around the haulage sector, regionally within the industry market, as differing sectors the industry market, as differing sectors increase their wage rates and attract drivers into them. they deplete and attract drivers into them. they deplete another sector that hasn t improved deplete another sector that hasn t improved the wage rate and that is what has improved the wage rate and that is what has happened, and so essentially for the first time i am assuming essentially for the first time i am assuming that the other sectors, such assuming that the other sectors, such as assuming that the other sectors, such as retail, g
children. the energy shortages forcing the government into approving a new wave of nuclear reactors. and the sunday people has a plea from marcus rashford to the government not to cut universal credit by £20 a week, so that is a little flavour of our many paper reviews, lovely to see you, jo and nigel. jo, we will start off at the front page of the telegraph, johnson demands a pay rise for truckers. this is the government pushing it straight back to industry to try and solve this crisis, this shortage of fuel drivers. it s interesting, i was interesting your watching your interview with leslie 0 brien, saying they had met the government three months ago and asked the drivers to be put onto the emergency