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The white house has now announced the withdrawal of troops will be delayed by six months to the symbolic date of september 11. the future of afghanistan now rests on the talks between the afghan government and the taliban. but with no settlement in sight and if targeted killings continue, the fear is that the next generation may be just too intimidated to aspire to become thejournalists, human rights workers, and civil activists of tomorrow.

Chance of seeing the club breaking up, perhaps the south—east, east anglia, temperatures will respond with highs of 20 degrees, that will feel very pleasant indeed. if you are thinking about heading to the coast of the bank holiday, you wont be too disappointed, we cannot rule out the risk of some showers into the night but generally, fine and warm. if you want something warmer and you dont want to head towards the coast, stay in land, again, temperatures are likely to be into the low 20s, ver...

Welcome back. we are covering news of a mass shooting in san jose, california. we expect to hear from local officials on the ground, more details about what has unfolded there this morning any minute. we are joined from the scene in san jose, california. we dont know a lot.

Former england defender ashley cole believes their stance can help the next generation. these young aspiring young black players now, you know, they have been given a great platform, you know? its all down to players like sterling and mark is having ——it�*s all down to players like sterling and marcus having the confidence to come out and dress them situations, because maybe, you know, in my younger age, i probably didnt come out and address it, but now, yeah, so, you are thankful that the...

Through the day. much of wales and northern ireland dry with isolated showers. starting to get warmer. 17 or 18 degrees. as you finish today —— the day, so more thunderstorms. they will gradually fade in the next few days. looking warmer for the weekend. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: council leaders and local officials in eight areas of england hardest hit by the indian coronavirus variant have strongly criticised the way the government issued new guidance for people living there. ...

Going to enjoy it. and joy ofjoy, it might, mightjust get better. can we have a twirl in your beautiful poncho? magnificent. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. it is going to get a little bit better! now its time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. 0n the 25th of may last year temperatures were widely from the low 20s to the mid 20s. today, well we are still struggling to get up to average which is roughly 15 to about 18 or 19 north to south, but we do have sunny spells and scatte...

South and east, with the sunshine breaking through the cloud were more likely to see temperatures above 20 degrees by this stage. they will climb a bit further with increasing amounts of sunshine through saturday and sunday. the bank holiday weekend though could bring some rain across northern areas on monday but drier and warmer than of late.

A north to north easterly airflow and a weather front bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain two parts of eastern scotland, northern england and spending down some easter areas through the day. there could be a line of showers in a south wales towards some southern counties of england. fairly light, but actually many southern and western areas will have a dry day. its going to feel quite pleasant in the sunshine, 16 to 18 degrees. and certainly a big improvement across south wales and southwest en...

Likely to change later this week. we could see temperatures rise quite rightly about the 20 degrees mark. this afternoon, 15, 16 degrees the very best. some sunshine across central and southern england compared to yesterday. the strongest winds with more persistent rain towards devon and cornwall police to then enter the channel islands for then enter the channel islands for the first part of the night. overnight we will continue with showers over eastern parts of scotland and into the north—e...

Citing fears over the "increasingly uncertain security environment" in kabul as foreign troops continue to withdraw. australia plans to move quickly, with the embassy closing in just three days. our correspondent phil mercer explained the background to the decision. afghanistan was never a popular war here in australia and the closure according to the government, it will be temporary, of its embassy in a few days time. its another chapter in australias involvement with afghanistan. now recently,...