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Explosions shook Afghan capital on Thursday, leaving more than 150 wounded, and 13 US soldiers killed.

Tonight at ten, britains airlift in afghanistan starts to wind down as the government admit some of those able to leave or be left behind. the raf has evacuated more than 1a,000 people in the last two weeks on the government pledges to help those who didnt make it. we will shift heaven and earth to help them get out, we will do whatever we can in the second phase. hospitals struggle with the wounded after the airport bombing, two uk nationals and the child of a british citizen are among the dead...

Not the only bloody attack they commit in kabul. the last major one they killed 84 school girls, mostly at a double car bombing at a girls school. this is now their whole capacity now has been increased following the collapse of the government administration and the release of prisoners. several hundred believed to be isis prisoners have been released into the population and no doubt, joining up and thickening the capacity of isis-k to commit more atrocities, erin? >> sam, thank you very much. w...

Even anonymously. we dont talk about that. >> whether most are stable -- >> we just dont talk about the status of wounded, as i think you can understand. theres real privacy issues there we want to be mindful of. okay. thanks. im planning to do this again tomorrow morning. im shooting for around 11:00 tomorrow with general taylor and well see what the rest of the weekend looks like. thank you. >> and that wraps it up for us this hour and for me this week. ill see you again monday on nbc news now...

Said its afghanistan evacuation programme will end in "a matter of hours." all british facilities in the city for processing applications were shut overnight — and all remaining officials are due to be flown out today. the defence secretary ben wallace says the bombings have not affected the timetable. but he acknowledged that — even though almost 14—000 british even though almost 14000 british nationals and eligible afghans have been airlifted out — it hadnt been possible to remove ever...

This programme contains some scenes which some viewers may find upsetting. today at six, britains airlift operation in afghanistan draws to a close, with the number of dead after yesterdays bombing now close to 100. hospitals struggle with scores of wounded, and among the dead, two british citizens, and the child of a third. mohammad niazi mohammad niazi was mohammad niazi was killed mohammad niazi was killed after mohammad niazi was killed after travelling from london to help his family flee. t...

More than 90 people, including 13 us soldiers, are now known to have died in yesterdays attacks at kabul airport. president biden has vowed to "hunt down" those responsible. its as officials say more attacks are possible ahead of tuesdays deadline to evacuation people desperate to flee afghanistan. graham satchell reports. for hour after hour, well into the night, the wounded were rushed to hospital. the chaos of the last week in kabul turned to carnage. some arrived by ambulance, some in cars, ...

Of the countrys "most violent" local prisons. ministers have 28 days to come up with a plan to improve conditions there. a solicitor has appeared in court accused of injecting food with blood at three supermarkets in west london. he is 37 and from fulham, is accused of carrying out the offences on wednesday evening at little waitrose, sainsbury�*s local and tesco express on fulham palace road. he did not enter a plea and was remanded in custody until his next court appearance at isleworth crow...

For hour after hour, well into the night, the wounded were rushed to hospital. the chaos of the last week in kabul turned to carnage. some arrived by ambulance, some in cars, some in wheelbarrows. afghans who had hoped to escape to a better life. just before sunset, there were two large explosions at kabul airport, the plume of smoke seen across the city. the attacks happened at the south side of the airport, one at a gate crowded with civilians, the other at a hotel used as a centre for process...

Covering this for so long, lita, i mean, it doesnt -- usually, it -- the process doesnt take that long. >> will the president and secretary go to dover to meet the families of the fallen? >> im not -- i dont have any schedule announcements to make. but were all mindful of -- of the importance of any return of -- of fallen members, and certainly these included. by i just dont have any things to announce from a schedule perspective. tony? >> in terms of whether they are mostly stable or out -- out...