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Citizens in afghanistan encouraging and then urging them to leave. most of the remaining citizens who have dual citizenships are deciding whether to leave a place they call home is wrenching decision. and we have been in touch with those who are trying to decide whether to leave and that including the news organizations and private foundations to help. there are extremely complex logistical issues to coordinate and we are working through them as quickly and methodically as we can. and for those afghans who have applied for and eligible for visas. there are questions about the backlog of the si...

Even in the covid surge in june, we continued to issue the visas and went from issuing 100 special immigrant visas in march to 1,000 a week in august. and then we launched operation refugees to bring afghans and their eligible family members to the united states, and then of course we negotiated the third-world country sites to host the candidates as we processed the applications. and we processed as many applications as possible. we are exploring alternative ways to process the applications so thatt the applicants don't have to wait in afghan to wait for the process. then we realized that the...

Health conditions or live with a vulnerable adult. thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation is weighing up the arguments for the move. the department of health says no final decision has been made. the nhs has temporarily stopped some blood testing in england for certain conditions, like pre—diabetes and allergies, due to shortages of collection tubes. doctors are being urged to stagger regular blood tests if it's clinically safe. becton dickinson, the medical device company which makes vials for the nhs, has warned of serious supply chain issues across the uk. let's take a look at...

At kabul airport desperate to leave. now a new warning from the british and american governments, who say there is a high threat of a terrorist attack here. the advice — do not travel to the airport. it means a hugely difficult operation to get people out has just got worse. latest figures from the ministry of defence show more than 11,000 people have so far been evacuated to the uk. of those, almost 7,000 are afghans and their families. but an estimated 2,000 interpreters and other staff who worked for britain still need to be evacuated. the bbc has spoken to one former interpreter — now ...

Will make it to safety. graham satchell, bbc news. our political correspondent lone wells joins us now from westminster. good morning. this advice from the foreign office is alarming and it will be alarming to those who are still in kabuljust outside, hoping to leave. still in kabul 'ust outside, hoping to leave. ., �* , , still in kabul 'ust outside, hoping to leave. . �* , , , still in kabul 'ust outside, hoping to leave. . �*, , to leave. that's right, this is a number of _ to leave. that's right, this is a number of issues _ to leave. that's right, this is a number of issues facing -...