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good morning. presidentjoe biden says he intends to stick to next tuesday s deadline for the us to complete its evacuation in afghanistan rejecting borisjohnson s appeal for an extension. speaking at a press conference last night, he said the mission was under growing threat of an attack by extremists linked to the islamic state group. nomia iqbal reports from washington. up to 6,000 us troops are on the ground in kabul trying to help thousands of people leave afghanistan. more than 7,000 miles away, their commander in chief stuck to his plan. the sooner we can finish, the better. each day of operations brings added risk to our troops. but the completion by august 31st depends upon the taliban continuing to cooperate and allow access to the airport for those who are transporting out, and no disruptions to our operations. president biden rejected pleas from other g7 nations to extend the deadline
for the evacuation mission. without the power of the us military, the uk has admitted it would not have the ability to stay. however, prime minister boris johnson, who chaired the meeting, says the leaders agreed a road map for engaging with the taliban. the number one condition we re setting, as g7, is that they have got to guarantee, right the way through through august the 31st and beyond safe passage for those who want to come out. but this poses a risk. it is the taliban who ultimately is deciding this deadline, because the group says the us and allied forces have to leave by the end of the month or face consequences. the biden administration is confident it can make the deadline and that whoever wants to leave will be able to. since august the 14th, he says, more than 70,000 people, including afghan allies,
good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. 0ur headlines today. president biden refuses to extend the deadline for the us withdrawal from afghanistan and confirms troops will leave by august the 31st. the sooner we can finish, the better. each day of operation brings added risk to our troops. a new lead in the case of missing chef claudia lawrence 12 years on, police start searching gravel pits near her home in york. a first medal for great britain at the paralympics cyclist dame sarah storey claims her 15th gold competing at her eighth games. # it s all right now, now, that is a gas tributes to the rolling stones drummer charlie watts, who s died aged 80. mickjagger simply posts a picture of his bandmate.
of its investment in regional towns and cities, who all benefit from new funding. in rhyl, they wait and wonder if the ripples from such schemes will wash beyond the seafront. michael buchanan, bbc news, rhyl. let s take a look at the front pages. two stories dominate today s headlines the latest on the afghanistan crisis and the death of the rolling stones drummer, charlie watts. joe s no to bojo . that s the headline in the metro. the paper says the us president snubbed the prime minister s plea to keep his troops in afghanistan beyond august the 31st. the times reports that britain is scrambling to airlift more than 4,000 uk nationals and afghan citizens out of afghanistan by the end of the week. most front pages carry photos of charlie watts, following his death at the age of 80. the sun splashes on the story describing watts as the rock behind the stones . and the guardian says that