only be read within whitehall. i think this story reflects the fact the mail on sunday are campaigning for people to get back to the office to help businesses as cities grow back after the pandemic, but also the fact there is still a blame game over what went wrong over the fall of kabul and why britain failed to get so many out of the country and the fact fingers are being pointed weeks after shows there is growing concern within the government that maybe there should be some sort of official enquiry that looks into what went wrong. what is your view because it went wrong. what is your view because it has went wrong. what is your view because it has gone went wrong. what is your view because it has gone quiet? - went wrong. what is your view| because it has gone quiet? the erson in because it has gone quiet? the person in this because it has gone quiet? the person in this crisis, the foreign secretary person in this crisis, the foreign secretary then dominic raab, who refused
pages. let s start with the observer. ministers are being warned of a mounting nursing crisis as england s hospitals struggle to recruit staff for tens of thousands of vacancies. the sunday telegaph says that the prime minister is preparing for confrontation in courts and parliament over brexit as he demands a new deal with the eu that would free northern ireland from the oversight of europeanjudges. the sunday express leads with the remarks made by energy minister, kwasi kwarteng, that britain is not at risk of running out of gas this winter and that energy prices will remain capped. the independent says that the government is to offer the north a bare minimum of railway upgrades despite the pm s pledge to level up the country. according to the mail on sunday, civil servants working from home weren t able to access vital documents about uk citizens trying to flee afghanistan, slowing down the progress of the evacuations. there s also a story about the pm heading on holiday. the su
mission because of the culture of absenteeism in whitehall. taliban. it brings together the ongoing issue of civil servants working from home and ministers do not like it and obviously what happened in afghanistan. yes. not like it and obviously what happened in afghanistan. yes, on the issue of absenteeism, happened in afghanistan. yes, on the issue of absenteeism, the happened in afghanistan. yes, on the issue of absenteeism, the main - happened in afghanistan. yes, on the issue of absenteeism, the main story| issue of absenteeism, the main story at the time was you hao to the foreign secretary away on holiday. it was notjust foreign secretary away on holiday. it was not just an foreign secretary away on holiday. it was notjust an issue of civil servants not being at their desks, you had the main man in charge away and you also had lots of senior civil servants on holiday. the story reflected all of that. you have the people in charge not present and as you mentioned, we still
could scotland find a winner? in the fourth minute of stoppage time, guess what? scott mctominay sending hampden park into pandemonium. a 3 2 win that could be crucial. it ll certainly be unforgettable. for northern ireland, it was a different story. their tricky trip to switzerland soon became even trickier. jamal sent off after a second yellow card for time wasting, and switzerland took advantage, as they eased to a 2 0 victory. northern ireland s hopes of a play off spot now hanging by a thread. in andorra, meanwhile, a bit of history as kateryna monzul became the first woman to referee an england men s match and it was one the visitors soon dominated. ben chilwell and bukayo saka put england in control by the break, and afterwards they cruised clear. further goals from tammy abraham and james ward prowse before jack grealish rounded things off with his first england goal.
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