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These countries coming together with the support of western countries? well, the taliban obviously more than anything else needs recognition, so that they can access assistance. afghanistan is incredibly poor and dependent on foreign aid and at the moment that is blocked, so there is a big incentive for them to try and get recognition. that's probably the only range that the west has on trying to influence them. inaudible. thank you so much for joining us, christina lamb. i hope you could hear most of what christina was saying there.

Disastrous— global terror because that would be disastrous for afghanistan. now, global terror because that would be disastrous for afghanistan.- disastrous for afghanistan. now, it is worth remembering _ disastrous for afghanistan. now, it is worth remembering that - disastrous for afghanistan. now, it is worth remembering that as - disastrous for afghanistan. now, it is worth remembering that as we l disastrous for afghanistan. now, it. is worth remembering that as we have seen this morning, the ambassador in kabul is no longer in kabul. we don't have an embassy any more, they are going to...

And diplomats left kabul airport last night bringing to an end the uk's 20 year military presence in the country. more than 15,000 people have been airlifted out of afghanistan by the uk in the past fornight. but hundreds of afghans eligible for relocation and uk nationals have been left behind. us presidentjoe biden has warned that another attack at kabul airport could come in the next 36 hours. the first of our reports comes from jon donnison. packing up and heading out. the last british soldiers and diplomats have now left afghanistan, bringing an end to a military operation that lasted jus...

Dilemma for doctors a severe shortage of test tubes in the uk means patients needing urgent blood tests could face delays. at the paralympics great britain's hannah cockroft wins her third successive 100m gold. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the uk prime minister, borisjohnson, has paid tribute to the military and other personnel involved in the evacuation operation in afghanistan. mrjohnson described their efforts as "heroic" and said the uk departure from afghanistan was "the culmination of a mission unlike anything we've seen in our lifetimes". an raf pl...

Their houses and interrogating them, ransacking their offices and that makes me really fear that what we haveis makes me really fear that what we have is the taliban of the 1990s. the taliban argues that because it's a situation of instability that things will become much betterfor the population and i wish that they could make that case to the afghan public because right now they are running round terrified, risking their lives. you don't show up at their lives. you don't show up at the airport with your family unless you feel like you have everything to lose, and right now, afghans feel like...