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The act like they are good people but they are not.— the act like they are good people but they are not. and you believe that our but they are not. and you believe that your work — but they are not. and you believe that your work for _ but they are not. and you believe that your work for a _ but they are not. and you believe that your work for a german - but they are not. and you believe l that your work for a german media organisation does make you a target? sure, because my name is in the magazines that have been published and i have had a lot of activities during myjob against the talib...

Published and a lot has been published and a lot has been published in myjob against the taliban. that could be... i could be a target. taliban. that could be... i could be a tardet. ., ., taliban. that could be... i could be a tardet. . ,, ., , taliban. that could be... i could be atardet. . ,, ., , . a target. talking to my colleague joanna. earlier i spoke tojon white, fomer royal marines officer who served in afghanistan. it was while on patrol with 40 commando that he stepped on an ied resulting in the loss of three of his limbs. jon is now a motivational speaker. yes, i think they would ...

Around two hours from dc, joe biden�*s home states, and he will be with his wife the first lady. we understand he will meet the families of the 13 servicemembers that died and were hearing a lot more about the 13 of them. nearly all of them were in their early 20s. all of them were in their early 20s. all of them were children when 9/11 happened in 2001 and it triggered the war in afghanistan. they went there to fight but they were there to help and many of the families have put up photos on instagram about how much they love their jobs. photos on instagram about how much they love theirjobs...

Thank you very much. that's it for now. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. let's return to the end of the british mission in afghanistan — with the arrival back in the uk of the last troops to leave the country. earlier, my colleague annita mcveigh spoke tojon white, fomer royal marines officer who served in afghanistan. while on patrol with 40 commando, he stepped on an ied resulting in the loss of three of his limbs. she asked jon for his thoughts on how those troops leaving afghanistan will be feeling. i thin...

15,000 people, the majority of them afghan citizens, have been airlifted from kabul. but hundreds more who are eligible for relocation to the uk are still in the country, and the taliban haven't yet guaranteed safe passage. some of borisjohnson�*s own mps have expressed anger and shame. this former british army officer told me refugee camps and processing centres need to be set up urgently. i'm not aware of any of these camps, of any of these processes, of any of the grander strategy that is actually required. and again it goes back to the bigger decision to withdraw, that all these things w...