A 'perfect storm' has hit Liverpool's buses with services across the city being cancelled.
Staff shortages caused by sickness, the HGV crisis, and last night's Champions League game between Liverpool and AC Milan caused many services to be pulled.
Posts uploaded on Twitter by bus operator Stagecoach over the past few days have said "staff shortages" are behind the cancellations.
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The ECHO contacted Stagecoach who said the cancellations were due to a "perfect storm" of issues and not down to just one cause.
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A spokesman for the bus operator said staff sickness, including but inordinately due to Covid, had affected the number of drivers available to work.
The number of drivers absent due to Covid would be in line with local figures for infection rates, and that the lack of available drivers "was not a Covid problem".
They added: "We are struggling this week for staff availability. Some of that is Covid but that isn't the major issue."
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