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The prime ministers �*great regret�*. thats on the front page of the telegraph, after borisjohnson admits not everyone who worked with the british forces will be evacuated from the country. the mail leads with a similar story, and says leaving people behind could cause the biggest hostage crisis in britains history, if theyre captured by the taliban or isis—k. away from afghanistan, the financial times leads with the governments plea to hire uk based workers, in an effort to address britai...

And says leaving people behind could cause the biggest hostage crisis in britains history, if theyre captured by the taliban or isis—k. the times reports on us presidentjoe biden�*s promise to avenge the deaths of the 13 us marines killed in the bomb attack at kabul airport. away from afghanistan, the financial times leads with the governments plea to hire uk based workers, in an effort to address britains �*chronic�* lorry driver shortage. theres only one back page story in town; the da...

Passports at kabul airport hours before the explosions, trying to flee afghanistan. the daily mail calls the attacks �*the tragic price of surrender�*, condemning president bidens decision to withdraw troops from afghanistan. and the times features a photo of the wounded being carried in wheelbarrows to get medical help, as at least 60 civilians are said to have died in the blasts. so, lets begin. it isa it is a very grim and sombre set of front pages that we have. i know you both agree. and...

Schools go back. covid vaccines feature on the daily mirror front page as well, saying medics have demanded urgent boosterjabs among fears immunity among the elderly could plunge by half. and harry and meghan are on the daily mails front page which claims the duke and duchess of sussex considered naming the royal they alleged made a racist remark about their son archie. so, lets begin. right. afghanistan on the front page of almost all the papers. we will start with the times and really striking...

We are expecting an update on that evacuation effort from secretary of state anthony blinken a few hours from now. well bring it to you live. lets begin, though, on the ground at the scene. cnns sam kiley is on the phone on a c-17 about to take off from kabul. sam, that plane is going to be loaded with refugees as well. tell us what youre seeing now. >> reporter: right now, jim, im watching a royal air force aircraft, the back end of it closing up to take a couple of hundred refugees. thats goin...

Telegraph focuses on the nhs saying that the nhs has drawn up plans to vaccinate 12—year—olds from the first week schools go back. covid—19 vaccines feature on the daily express from pages will sing pressure is growing to speed up the roll—out of boosterjobs after research shows vexing protections can wane after six months. so, lets begin. we will start with afghanistan, of course. northe we will start with afghanistan, of course. nor the place to start. we are going to start with the ey...

Of the scenes in parliament this week, i am amazed that so many people, particularly on the conservative backbenches, you know, forgot that basic fact. that when you put all that money and all those lives into an adventure, basically you are calling the shots. it doesnt matter whether you call yourself a nato adventurer or not, this is basically a united states adventure. vincent ni, lets talk a bit more about afghanistan itself. the question that many will ask, how quickly the government melted...

Be realistic and risks provoking the taliban. the �*i says the uk doesnt want to set a date for the last raf flight out of kabul for fear of worsening the situation there. meanwhile the daily telegraph reports that a suspect on the uks no—fly watchlist made it to britain from afghanistan, after being allowed to board an evacuation flight at kabul airport. a home office spokesperson says an individual was flagged in a rigorous checks process. however, upon further investigation, they are not ...

Erupted at the kabul airport between u.s., german and afghan forces guarding the airport and a group of unknown assailants. according to a white house official, the u.s. has evacuated 10,400 people on sunday alone. that, the most in a 24-hour period to date. a source close to the situation on the ground tells cnn the numbers at the airport, those waiting there, still remain close to 13,000 this morning. well have more on that in a moment. we are also following an imminent and major milestone in ...

Nato was a convenient umbrella, but this has always been a united states venture, and frankly, watching some of the scenes in parliament this week, i am amazed that so many people, particularly on the conservative backbenches, you know, forgot that basic facts. that when you put all that money or all those lives into an adventure, basically you are calling the shots. it doesnt matter whether you call yourself a nato adventurer or not, this is basically a united states adventure. vincent ni, lets...