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Met had had to make awful decisions about whether to go, whether to stay, and who they were leaving. that presumably will affect, as well, long term, what people themselves choose to do, whether they choose to remain here or eventually return home if they have confidence in what has been left behind. as you say, most of them have left without anything apart from the clothes on the back and maybe one suitcase, so presumably you have to help meet some of the kind of immediate practical needs. what...

Our correspondent rajini vaidyanathan reports. heading into a new and uncertain era. taliban militia now in control of kabul airport — and afghanistan. just weeks ago, this tarmac was packed with afghans desperate to flee. today, taliban fighters lined the runway, their spokesman congratulating them on what he described as a moment of joy and celebration. translation: the islamic emirate | of afghanistan wants to have good | relations with the whole world on behalf of the nation. we want to ha...

But many who wanted to leave too have been left behind. crowds at the airport prevented several families eligible for resettlement in the uk to board their planes. this week, ive been talking to one man who couldnt get his flight. he says hes now being hunted by the taliban. weve changed his voice. im currently in hell right now. the last two weeks ive moved to 15 safe houses with my family because the taliban are trying to find me. if i cant get out in the next few days, im fearful ill die. tod...

Problems of its own, and apparently not so worried about pakistan which seems to have a slightly ambiguous relationship with some of these groups and is supposed to be an ally of countries like the uk and the united states.— of countries like the uk and the united states. this boils down to somethin: united states. this boils down to something called _ united states. this boils down to something called the _ united states. this boils down to something called the isi, - united states. this boil...

Please let this is bbc news. the headlines: the taliban declares victory after the final american soldier leaves afghanistan. the militants take control of the country once secured by nato forces but insist they want good relations with the rest of the world. translation: we managed today to regain our independence - and make us forces leave. after hurricane ida, more than 1 million people are left without power in the us state of louisiana. geronimo the alpaca has been put down by government ve...

Con shola operation. so, we ought to be able to provide support to individuals meeting pakistan travelling onwards to the uk. —— consular operation. travelling onwards to the uk. -- consular operation.— consular operation. presumably pakistan has _ consular operation. presumably pakistan has been _ consular operation. presumably pakistan has been dealing - consular operation. presumably pakistan has been dealing withl consular operation. presumably i pakistan has been dealing with the loss...

Thatis neighbouring countries? and it seems that is most likely, but very few details at this stage, and very many big questions because it is difficult for people to leave. if they are at risk, are they going to take a dangerous journey through taliban checkpoints across borders, some of which are closed. countries like uzbekistan are saying already they dont want to admit more people. then the question of what those people be guaranteed a place? would they have to leave home, become refugees a...

Dilemma they are facing. what they can do about trying to get something from the west, like continuing some aid money to come through and the central bank money released is also to be constructive about the global jihadists who are still based in afghanistan. 0f jihadists who are still based in afghanistan. of course many of these are with the islamic state, in fact it is not difficult for the taliban to say we are ready to fight them, because they are already fighting, they have been fighting f...

Been celebrating on the streets. 0ur correspondent rajini vaidyanathan reports. heading into a new and uncertain era. taliban militia now in control of kabul airport — and afghanistan. just weeks ago, this tarmac was packed with afghans desperate to flee. today, taliban fighters lined the runway, their spokesman congratulating them on what he described as a moment of joy and celebration. translation: the islamic emirate | of afghanistan wants to have good | relations with the whole world on be...

Supporters of the taliban celebrated. the militants have promised to govern in an inclusive way, but many weve talked to say promises from the spokesman dont reflect reality. weve heard reports of attacks on those whove worked for the former government, and examples of where women and girls have been denied their rights. there is a lot of fear, there is a lot of anxiety among people in afghanistan, that their safety is. . . not sure. so that is why they are fleeing from this country, thinking th...