invented but the evidence is starting to trickle in that at least pockets for them and not gotten the message so it puts the international community in a rather difficult commission because if you don t address the taliban how to address some of the humanitarian crisis certainly coming if you don t accept the taliban. refugees and food aid which you have to get to get to the taliban down the afghan people so my hope is that the g7 will be able to come to a consensus on that today may think that is the more important issue than extending the deadline for the evacuation. do you understand why the deal that was donein you understand why the deal that was done in 2020 was between the us government and the taliban and the afghan government wasn t involved at all? ~ ., ., ., all? well, no. i mean, i don t understand all? well, no. i mean, i don t understand that all? well, no. i mean, i don t understand that ennis - all? well, no. i mean, i don t understand that ennis was . all? wel
and human rights abuses taking place in areas under effective taliban control. disabled and vulnerable adults in england are facing steep rises in charges for their care, bbc research finds. despite concerns about covid and a one year delay the tokyo paralympics get under way today. good morning. us officials say president biden will decide within the next 24 hours whether to defy the taliban and keep american troops in afghanistan beyond the end of this month. the prime minister is to urge world leaders to step up support for refugees fleeing the taliban in afghanistan when he chairs a virtual g7 meeting later.
grandparents live in the computer. even with sydney s outbreak, covered cases and deaths remain very low compared with other countries and, despite the complaints, tight border policies are still largely popular. covid 19 cases and deaths remain very low. but, even if australia has been a lucky place to be during the pandemic, that feeling of being locked in a huge toll. that is grandma. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. the headlines on bbc news. pressure builds on the us to delay its withdrawal from afghanistan, to allow more time for those trying to flee the country. growing calls in australia for the country to ease its quarantine restrictions, to help open up international travel. despite concerns about covid and a one year delay the tokyo paralympics get under way today. people in england who need
the evacuation of roughly a8,000 people since an intense airlift started on m august, while the uk evacuation effort continues this morning the defence secretary ben wallace said 8,600, people had been flown out since the 14th of august. the un human rights chief says she has received credible reports of human rights violations in areas under taliban control including summary executions and restrictions on women. helen catt has this report. as thousands continue to try to flee afghanistan, the leaders of the g7 nations, which include the us, france and germany, will hold an emergency virtual meeting to address the crisis. it is likely to be very different in tone from when they met in person in cornwall injune.
in the uk or around the world. us officials say president biden will decide within the next 2a hours whether to defy the taliban and keep american troops in afghanistan beyond the end of this month. the uk prime minister is to urge world leaders to step up support for refugees fleeing the taliban in afghanistan when he chairs a virtual g7 meeting later. it s expected that france and germany willjoin the uk in pushing president biden to delay the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan. the delay calls come as the the head eu s executive commission ursula von der leyen announces the eu will ramp up humanitarian support for afghans in and around their country to over 200 million euros from over 50 million euros. as things stand, us troops depart in a week s time even though evacuations from kabul s main airport may not be completed by then. the us has evacuated and facilitated