i'm in manchester. officially flown out of kabul, now in quarantine. the kids are sleeping in another room. this is amazing. this green city. khasrow is thankful, safe and alive with his family. kabul has collapsed. at the hands of the taliban. it was shocking for us. what have you left behind? my home, my friends. my ambitions, my future, my country. everything. we worked for nothing, i think. that was ed thomas speaking to people about their experiences of leaving afghanistan. thousands of lives could be harmed if more isn't done to reduce regional inequality in britain, that's according to a report by the salvation army. the government says it's investing billions into the �*levelling up' agenda. our social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports from the seaside town of rhyl, which has the two poorest neighbourhoods in wales.