well, specifically in terms of the united states, if we talk about it, they have an argument with the taliban which they did in 2020 with the taliban in doha, so they can go back to that agreement and hold the taliban accountable based on that agreement and the annexes that they never made public. and the international community can do a lot of things to hold the taliban accountable, starting from stopping engaging with them to supporting them financially under the name of humanitarian aid and many other reasons, especially the travel ban and not letting the taliban to use the platforms, international platforms for their own benefits. yalda royan there. let s get some of the day s other news. at least ten people have been killed in south africa after a fuel tanker exploded. the blast apparently happened after the tanker hit a bridge. 40 people were injured in the incident which occurred in boksburg, a city
paid. listen to this criticism from amnesty international that says however good the football has been the tournament has come at a heavy cost for hundreds of thousands of workers paid illegal recruitment fees, wages stolen or even lost their lives. these workers and families deserve compensation and we are still waiting for fifa and qatar to commit to ensuring remedy for everyone who made this world cup possible and that s why they re calling for migrant workers here in qatar and some compensation fund for the many who did not get paid, who were injured, or might have lost their lives in this process, including the two migrant workers who have died since this tournament began, kim. yeah, as we get ready to enjoy the big game today it s important to keep these issues still front and center in our minds. larry madowo in doha, thanks so much. we will be right back.
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later, alex howell in doha. money is tight for millions of families at the moment but we can tell you the spirit of giving in the uk is still alive and kicking. we know this because of the incredible response to a bbc report about an eight year old girl alishah whose dad could only afford to buy her one hot lunch per week. alishah s school in bradford was inundated with donations and collected nearly £50,000. 0ur education editor branwenjeffreys has been back to see the difference that money will make. go! energy and joy filling the playground. this school is a safe haven in hard times. now it s wrapped in extra kindness. after we reported working parents like ali raza struggling to pay for school meals, which meant eight year old alishah got one hot lunch
let s turn to the other semi final now with france moving a step closer to retaining their title after beating england. every face tells a story or at least that s how it looks at this fan zone in wembley, in north london. we ll have the reaction from paris injust a moment but first let s get the english point of view from our sports editor dan roan, in doha. england avenue impressed here and they re entitled to feel a little hard done by what happened this evening but there is no doubt given how far this team is come in recent years, given the teams that have already been knocked out in the fact that he suppressed me finalists, morocco were waiting for them and had england victorious. they had their backs packed in a great sense of this being a missed opportunity and it s been penalty shoot out that have caused england grief and it s a cruel twist of fate that it was a penalty by their usually