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Cause, youre bound to feel it was in vain if you see all that progress rolled back. its notjust saying were grateful, because there is a much deeper story. you would hope that perhaps any newspaper would try to reflect the wider access of the story on the front page, but you wont get this from the sunday express. it wont get this from the sunday ex - ress. , , ., express. it will be interesting to see how the _ express. it will be interesting to see how the various _ express. it will be interest...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me tonight for the papers are rob merrick, deputy political editor of the independent, and faiza shaheen, political commentator and former labour parliamentary candidate and non—resident fellow at new york university. rob and faiza, good to have you with me. britain out of afghanistan — the telegraph leads on the exit of uk military personnel from afghanistan after 20 years. it writes that the pm promis...

Observer, it was one of those that 0bserver, it was one of those that played unopened. weve been talking about 5000 e—mails left unopened for many days. thats a figure of about 1100 people will call back and maybe, thats much father. some of the case is — maybe, thats much father. some of the case is being _ maybe, thats much father. some of the case is being put _ maybe, thats much father. some of the case is being put forward, - maybe, thats much father. some of the case is being put forwa...

Other story on the front pages, covid. a pretty worrying stat on the front of the observer, saying cases are 26 times higher than a year ago. the picture is obviously different. many people have been vaccinated. but thats still a very worrying stat, isnt it?— but thats still a very worrying stat, isnt it? yes, it is. im sure like many _ stat, isnt it? yes, it is. im sure like many peeple. _ stat, isnt it? yes, it is. im sure like many people, ive _ stat, isnt it? yes, it is. im sure like many ...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me tonight for the papers are rob merrick, deputy political editor of the independent, and faiza shaheen, political commentator and former labour parliamentary candidate and non—resident fellow at new york university. rob and faiza, good to have you with me. britain out of afghanistan — the telegraph leads on the exit of uk military personnel from afghanistan after 20 years. it writes that the pm promis...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sonia sodha, chief leader writer at the observer, and ali miraj, a columnist for the article. tomorrows front pages, starting with, is pages, starting with, starting with the front pages. the is starting with the front pages. the guardian to feature striking pictures of the rolling stones drummer who died today. britains evacuation from kabul expected to end within 2a to 36 hours. according to th...

Floor and it is breaking and happening right now with just under 11 minutes, 6:02 p.m. in washington. as a long time observer in washington, we have never seen them get a lot then in years 3 or 4 in the modern era. what do you make in the way of the biden administration and the democratic house are using this summer? >> yeah, reminds me a little bit of the earlier years of the obama administration when president obama managed to pass the affordable care act more rightly. i thought after that bar...

For people, for inclusivity, and tolerance and moderation. the taliban also speak of a negotiated solution, but say they have the valley surrounded. paul adams, bbc news. a different kind of afghanistan that you are hearing about in that report. a question that is being asked here in afghanistan and in capitals around the world. 20 years on since the taliban were ousted by a us led invasion, could events in afghanistan, could afghanistan, have turned out differently? we are joined by a close obs...

A different kind of afghanistan that you are hearing about in that report. 20 years on it since the taliban were ousted by a us led invasion, could events in afghanistan, could afghanistan have turned out differently? we are joined by a close observer, former un senior official who also served in washington and in kabul. what is your reaction to what you are seeing unfolding in afghanistan? i’m unfolding in afghanistan? im horrified. like many observers. the afghanistan — horrified. like man...

Company. — happening which you come as a company, perhaps would not tolerate. just reading _ company, perhaps would not tolerate. just reading a bit more into the story. payslips are seen by the observer show that one particular 0bserver show that one particular worker earned an estimated five quid an hour in the first week of august and £2 91 in the last week ofjuly. this is not enough to survive on, this driver said, im struggling. it is part owned by marks & spencer is, you might own this....