on the evacuation from afghanistan. also this lunchtime. morejobs are available than ever before and average pay is up too. a warning from the data watchdog don t give too much of your personal information when ordering drinks via the app in your local pub. coming up on the bbc news channel, we have the latest transfer news as tammy abraham agrees a move to italy, the england striker joins roma from chelsea. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. efforts to evacuate people from afghanistan to the uk are being stepped up with 300 people already brought out with the aim to bring out as many as 7,000. vice admiral sir ben key who is running the uk evacuation operation, says it s a dynamic situation across the city and they cannot afford to pause with the taliban controlling the gates of the airport. 0n the streets of kabul, the taliban tell people to get back to work and continue with life as normal. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. at kabul air
lockdown as the premier warns of difficult months ahead . hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the afghan city of jalalabad has fallen to the taliban. it was the only significant city outside the capital, kabul, still in government hands. meanwhile the united states has begun evacuating staff from its embassy in kabul. latest reports indicate the taliban are closing in on the capital. before jalalabad fell in the east, militants captured mazar i sharif, an important trading hub near the border with uzbekistan. our correspondent secunder kermani has more from kabul. this is the very centre of kabul. thousands who have fled fighting across the north now live in these miserable conditions. this family escaped the violence, but say they still don t feel safe. translation: we re thirsty. we re hungry. we have no home. other makeshift camps are even bigger. but this, in the heart of the city, shows how quickly the country is unravelling. we don t wan
working their way through the afghan capital of kabul. we have seen images of fighters in the streets taking over portions of the presidential palace and as you noted, we have confirmed afghan president ghani fled the country leaving behind what we are seeing to be an extremely chaotic scene. right now the u.s. embassy in kabul has moved to the airport as evacuations continue and they have ordered at this moment to have all americans still on the ground to shelter in place amid reports to have airport taking fire. now, earlier today this facility completely overwhelmed as the u.s. military works to evacuate its personnel and the embassy personnel. but also some extremely concerning images outside of the capital of kabul. we saw air base a position where u.s. troops were stationed for nearly 20 years, a prison there with more than 5,000 call attended insurgentes and al-qaeda fighters completely opened and the fighters were allowed to simply run out with the taliban, join their
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