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Then they really do need to make sure that they make contact with a health care professional, and we do want them to know that there is help there, it isjust want them to know that there is help there, it is just that help is taking a little longer to get to them. and while we are saying this is because we want people to know that we are trying to improve circumstances. but people should make sure that they make contact with their gp, and there are lots of charities out there as well, but what w...

The us led invasion ousted the taliban, would have expected that the last of their engagement would end in this kind of a situation, where even in these last hours... just listen to ramin yousufi, who could... ? no one can watch this programme was hard being moved with his bewilderment. how is it possible that... they were engineers, they were people who work for charities, they were children whose faces were so burnt you couldnt recognise. who, he says, would do this? of course the us apologise...

What are people saying about this in the city? absolutely heartbreaking. you cannot listen to the accounts of the family members who lost ten members of theirfamily the family members who lost ten members of their family and minutes. including seven children just as they were waiting to go to the airport with us visas to start a new life in america. they are cut down by an american drone strike. viewers may have already seen on the channel today that heart stoping, heartbreaking interview with o...

Strike. what information do you have from inside kabul?— from inside kabul? if any of the viewers have — from inside kabul? if any of the viewers have been _ from inside kabul? if any of the viewers have been watching - from inside kabul? if any of the i viewers have been watching the bbc world news today they would have seen the heart stopping interview with the cousin of the family which lost ten members including seven children. he was in pieces, unable to understand how and his family we...

She had gone in to isolation yesterday but the negative pcr test means she no longer needs to isolate as shes double jabbed. an estimated eight—million—people in england cant get specialist mental health support, because they are not considered ill enough to qualify, according to new figures from nhs providers. the department of health says it has continued to provide support throughout the pandemic, but charities say more people than ever struggled with their mental health during lockdown. ...

There _ absolutely turned upside down and there is_ absolutely turned upside down and there isjust no peace in there. i have _ there isjust no peace in there. i have had — there isjust no peace in there. i have had several members of the british— have had several members of the british afghan community come to me to ask— british afghan community come to me to ask me _ british afghan community come to me to ask me for their help, to write to ask me for their help, to write to their— to as...

Not been — people suffer a long time, theres not been much investment in mental health. _ not been much investment in mental health, particularly for people in the pandemic has resulted in an even greater— the pandemic has resulted in an even greater crisis than we have before. and there — greater crisis than we have before. and there arent many parents are disagreed — and there arent many parents are disagreed that moore does need to be done to— disagreed that moore does need to be do...

Emails _ observer who says that thousands of e—mails from other mps, including conservative mps and also charities, so desperately trying to evacuate afghan _ so desperately trying to evacuate afghan people, particular people who had helped british forces and british— had helped british forces and british contractors in some way and were _ british contractors in some way and were now— british contractors in some way and were now imperilled and were wanting to leave _ were now imperilled an...

Is 13 minutes past six and shortly we will have a look at what is happening in the newspapers. the uks departure from afghanistan, and the future of those left behind, dominates this mornings front pages. "britain out of afghanistan" is the sunday telegraphs headline. the paper says borisjohnson has promised to honour the sacrifices of those who fell and "preserve the gains". the observer says that the foreign office ignored "frantic pleas to help afghans". the paper reports that thousands of e�...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the sunday papers. with me are mo hussein, a former conservative advisor, and the author and journalist, rachel shabi. britain out of afghanistan — the telegraph leads on the exit of uk military personnel from afghanistan after 20 years. it writes that the pm promises to honour the sacrifices of those who fell. and a look at those left behind. the sunday times focuses on the eruption of a �*blame game�* in whitehall over the thousands now trapped...