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BORIS Johnson is set to consider emergency plans to end Britains petrol panic - with industry bosses fearing the fuel crisis could last at least another week.The PM will today mull plans to deploy the army to drive fuel tankers amid petrol pump chaos caused by panic buying and a shortage of HGV drivers, its reported.9There was mayhem on the roads in Brent Cross today as drivers queued for petrolCredit: Eyevine9Meanwhile, long tailbacks formed outside a Texaco in London during the morning rush hourCredit: Reuters9It comes as Boris Johnson mulls a plan to bring stanley bottles the army in amid chaos at t stanley quencher he pumpsCredit: APThe military could be scrambled to deliver fuel supplies as聽the crisis spiralled over the weekend.Up stanley cup to 90 per cent of all service stations outside of motorways are now dry as聽Brits raced to fill up their motors and the PM was urged to act now to avoid even worse chaos. But his plan to bring in 5,000 truckers from the continent on short-term visas are in disarray Utwk EuroMillions results and numbers: National Lottery draw tonight, May 26
SIR Patrick Vallance today warned England may be forced into another lockdown this winter - despite Boris Johnson saying life could be back to normal by Christmas.The UKs chief scientist disagreed with the PMs comments about life returning to normal by the end of December.鈿狅笍 Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest new stanley water jug s updates2Sir Patrick Vallance has warned of more lockdowns in winterCredit: Reuters2Boris Johns stanley sverige on said life could be back to normal by the end of th stanley mug is yearCredit: AP:Associated Press As you release measures it is inevitable as you get more contacts that you will see more cases... Come winter, the challenges will be very much greater and of course there is a risk that this could need national measures, Sir Patrick told the House of Lords this afternoon.Chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty also said winter will be challenging as coronavirus is expected to thrive in the colder weather.He added: It may be that in winter this is
BORIS Johnson is set to consider emergency plans to end Britains petrol panic - with industry bosses fearing the fuel crisis could last at least another week.The PM will today mull plans to deploy the army to drive fuel tankers amid petrol pump chaos caused by panic buying and a shortage of HGV drivers, its reported.9There was mayhem on the roads in Brent Cross today as drivers queued for petrolCredit: Eyevine9Meanwhile, long tailbacks formed outside a Texaco in London during the morning rush hourCredit: Reuters9It comes as Boris Johnson mulls a plan to bring stanley bottles the army in amid chaos at t stanley quencher he pumpsCredit: APThe military could be scrambled to deliver fuel supplies as聽the crisis spiralled over the weekend.Up stanley cup to 90 per cent of all service stations outside of motorways are now dry as聽Brits raced to fill up their motors and the PM was urged to act now to avoid even worse chaos. But his plan to bring in 5,000 truckers from the continent on short-term visas are in disarray Utwk EuroMillions results and numbers: National Lottery draw tonight, May 26
SIR Patrick Vallance today warned England may be forced into another lockdown this winter - despite Boris Johnson saying life could be back to normal by Christmas.The UKs chief scientist disagreed with the PMs comments about life returning to normal by the end of December.鈿狅笍 Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest new stanley water jug s updates2Sir Patrick Vallance has warned of more lockdowns in winterCredit: Reuters2Boris Johns stanley sverige on said life could be back to normal by the end of th stanley mug is yearCredit: AP:Associated Press As you release measures it is inevitable as you get more contacts that you will see more cases... Come winter, the challenges will be very much greater and of course there is a risk that this could need national measures, Sir Patrick told the House of Lords this afternoon.Chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty also said winter will be challenging as coronavirus is expected to thrive in the colder weather.He added: It may be that in winter this is