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Five years old. and many children spent their entire childhood in the schools and they were not allowed to go back to theirfamilies. many lost touch with their families. the schools very deliberately refused to allow the students to speak their languages. and many lost their ability to speak their languages. they were punished, disciplinary regimes were very harsh. there was widespread abuse both physical and sexual and certainly emotional. lets turn to afghanistan now — and hundreds of interp...

The taliban deteriorates. our defence correspondent jonathan beale has more. interpreters have put their lives on the line, serving alongside british troops in combat until 2014. some have already been allowed to resettle in the uk, many were left behind and are now living in real danger. theyre all employers soon about to leave for good. the departure of us british and nato forces is under way and has a growing concern that those work for them will be targeted by the taliban. so the government ...

Really until now is what happened in tulsa. and this was unquestionably one of the biggest acts of violence against black people in this country has ever seen.— against black people in this country has ever seen. okay. thank you. gary odonoghue — has ever seen. okay. thank you. gary odonoghue in _ has ever seen. okay. thank you. gary odonoghue in tulsa. _ hundreds of afghans who worked for the british military and at its embassy in kabul will be rapidly relocated — with many expected to be...

Were called to the home of his former partner where he had been acting violently towards her new boyfriend. dupin is in a critical condition in hospital. a man is in a critical condition and two other people have been seriously injured after a stabbing on a beach in merseyside. police said two men aged 20 and a 16—year—old boy were taken to hospital by air ambulance after what they call an �*unprovoked attack�* on formby beach yesterday evening. detectives have appealed for anyone on the...

Hundreds of afghans who worked for the british military and at its embassy in kabul will be rapidly relocated, with many expected to be resettled in the uk. the decision comes amid fears for their safety as international troops prepare to leave the country and the security situation deteriorates. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale has more. afghan interpreters have put their lives on the line, serving alongside british troops in combat in helmand until 2014. though some have already been a...

More than 3,000 afghans are expected to be allowed to settle in the uk, joining 1,300 who have already done so. the us military says it is also "rapidly" making plans to evacuate afghans who worked for them ahead of their troop pull—out in september. our defence correspondent jonathan beale has more. afghan interpreters have put their lives on the line, serving alongside british troops in combat in helmand until 2014. though some have already been allowed to resettle in the uk, many were left ...

(AP Photo/Rahmat Gul) Current estimates indicate that the United States and our allies are on schedule to pull the rest of our troops out of Afghanistan by the first week of July. That would finish the evacuation well ahead of President Joe Biden’s previously declared deadline of September 11th. (This is likely yet another example of Biden’s habit of “underpromising and overdelivering” and then moving the goalposts as he did with vaccination goals.) The one looming crisis that still has...

Guam the u.s. can deal with their visas, et cetera. do you support that i idea? >> i do think they need to be protected. general milley said that, you know, we need to keep our propositions here. we have a moral responsibility and obligation to protect them. who are these people? you know, there are about 18,000 of them that have applied for special immigrant visas, because they served with our special forces. you know, with our troops in afghanistan, the interpreters put their lives on the line...

Evacuation of afghan interpreters. is there anything that can derail that? >> the only thing that can derail it is logistics. its not easy, its difficult, there have to be laws in place to get it done, but we have to protect those who supported us and worked with us. >> amen to that. adam smith, thank you, we appreciate it. one observer said it takes a while to heal but it will heal. well give you the details, next. the light. ♪ it comes from within. it drives you. and it guides you. to shin...

Should immediately be evacuated to guam and after being safe in guam the u.s. can deal with their visas, et cetera. do you support that idea? >> i do think they need to be protected. general milley said that, you know, we need to keep our promises here. we have a moral responsibility and obligation to protect them. who are these people? you know, there are about 18,000 of them that have applied for special immigrant visas because they served with our special forces. the you know, with our troops...