The bowlers then took over with a clinical performance as afghanistan were all out for 139 in reply. We know that every game is a tough game. Afghanistan today was no different. You know, we obviously started off pretty well but there was moments in the game there where, you know, we were kind of battling a little bit and it was kind of on a knife edge for a while so it was nice to get to a score, i guess, the partnership between tom and gp was massive for us and then, you know, the pressure of the new bowl always helps. We know afghanistan are a quality side and they showed that the other day. Manchester uniteds hopes of a first appearance in the group stage of the Womens Champions League were ended by defeat to Paris St Germain in the second round of qualifying. Marc skinners side came into the second leg in the french capital optimistic of getting past the two time finalists after having come back to draw 1 1 in last weeks first leg at leigh sports village. But despite a decent disp
that s pulling workers away from jobs like cleaning. ryan employs around 25 people in cleaning office spaces, but it s not enough to fulfil his contract. he needs more. a lot of the applicants and a lot of candidates have left the industry, particularly to go to the supermarket industry, for example, where they ve seen huge growth during covid, and they know that they re not going to be furloughed, the premises isn t going to close down, the work is going to carry on regardless in a supermarket environment, whereas in the cleaning industry, if they re in an office or they have been cleaning a pub, there s obviously a higher chance that they might be furloughed or potentially even lose theirjob when that premises closed. vacancies here and across the board are down to a variety of reasons. yeah, it s partly european workers going home because of covid and because of brexit. but also, lockdown led t people reassessing what they wanted out of life, thinking about the priorities. and in fa
and increased salaries in onejob market can put pressure on others. 10% of uk roles are in hospitality, and there is some evidence that that s pulling workers away from jobs like cleaning. ryan employs around 25 people cleaning office spaces, but it s not enough to fulfil his contract. he needs more. a lot of the applicants and a lot of candidates have left the industry, particularly to go to the supermarket industry, for example, where they ve seen huge growth during covid, and they know that they re not going to be furloughed, the premises isn t going to close down, the work is going to carry on regardless in a supermarket environment, whereas in the cleaning industry, if they re in an office or they have been cleaning a pub, there s obviously a higher chance that they might be furloughed or potentially even lose theirjob when that premises closes. vacancies here and across the board are down to a variety of reasons. yeah, it s partly european workers going home because of covid and
successor eric adams has not committed to the sweeping vaccine mandate for private employees yet. also an attempt by the biden administration to get all large employers in the country to require workers to get shots or submit to weekly testing, that stalled in court. new york city has previously imposed vaccine mandates for city workers but this will be the first of its kind for the private sector. impacting 18a,000 businesses. the death of 12 year old ava white in liverpool last month meant knife crime was once again a subject of national conversation. lockdown led to a huge fall in violent crime, but now police say the numbers have started to rise again. graham satchell has been to meet some of those affected. a vigil in liverpool at the weekend. a city remembering a 12 year old girl. ava white was stabbed and killed as she watched the christmas lights being turned on.
around the coast, 70 80 mph. all this combined means it could lead to disruption. as we go through this evening and overnight, we have this rain coming in and heavy, blustery showers. still windy and wintry on the tops of the hills. i will have a more detailed forecast in about half an hour. the death of 12 year old ava white in liverpool last month meant knife crime was once again a subject of national conversation. lockdown led to a huge fall in violent crime, but now police say the numbers have started to rise again. graham satchell has been to meet some of those affected. a vigil in liverpool at the weekend. a city remembering a 12 year old girl. ava white was stabbed and killed as she watched the christmas lights being turned on. croydon in south london last month, and another memorial,