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Back to the taliban, and walking up that ramp. how did he know he wasn't going to get shot, wasn't going to be the last man out dying going up that ramp in he's looking forward, not turned around. the reason for that is we have a commander in chief right now who figured it out. he had to pivot very quickly because he did not expect the taliban to take over the country that quickly. he -- he had to -- he had to negotiate, he had his team negotiating with the taliban to make sure 124,000 people could get out safely so that not one of those planes would be shot down out of the air, and he had to ...

That's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. under taliban rule in the 19905 women were not allowed to work or get an education. they insist things will be different now but many are sceptical. fawzia koofi is a prominent women's rights campaigner and former mp, who was also part of the government's team negotiating with the taliban. whilst many in kabul are understandably deeply afraid right now, she spoke to our afghanistan correspondent secunder kermani, about her concerns. iam very i am very worried about the future ...

This woman is one of a handful that turned up. theyjust said you have to wear the hijab, she tells me, but i already dress like this anyway. the taliban have always been vague on their commitments to women's rights. in some areas they banned girls going to school beyond the age of 12. young afghan women have been among those taking part in scattered protests to defy the group. this woman is a prominent campaigner who was a member of the team negotiating with the taliban. a lot of women actually contact me, they come to see me 01’ message me. they are trying to find a way out or looking for s...

Says the shopkeeper. instead, they are buying head scarves and more conservative gowns. many are deeply suspicious of the group, but today the taliban told female employees at kabul�*s mayor's office to return to theirjobs. this woman is one of a handful that turned up. theyjust said, you have to wear the hijab, she tells me, but i already dress like this anyway. the taliban have always been vague on their commitments to women's rights. in some areas, they banned girls going to school beyond the age of 12. young afghan women have been among those taking part protests to defy the group. this ...

Head scarves and more "conservative gowns." the taliban have always been vague in their commitments to women's rights. in some areas, they banned girls going to school beyond the age of 12. young afghan women have been amongst those taking part in scattered protests, defying the group. this woman is a prominent campaigner and was a member of the team negotiating with the taliban. a lot of women actually contact me. they come to see me or message me. they are trying a way out or looking for something different. not only in terms of security but in terms of hope for a better country. they don't ...