hello. welcome to monday. i m victoria derbyshire and here are the latest bbc news headlines. the labour leader sir keir starmer outlines his plans to freeze the energy price cap in england, scotland and wales for six months either we let the oil and gas companies continue to make huge profits whilst every family across the country suffers or we do something about it. what do you think of those plans? let me know. one year on from the fall of kabul the young women still trying to get themselves an education. taking courses like this, they are studying physics today, allows them to keep the hope alive that they will one day graduate from high school and go on to university.
it s really my dream. this is where you get a sense of the faces of the future of afghanistan, these young girls determined to pursue their education. in some ways they re lucky they had finished their high school grade 12 before they were effectively closed by the taliban, so they re at a university level, and here in this class pursuing their english and pursuing their dreams. the stakes are even higher for this class they re grade 12 students, their high schools are shut. and taking courses like this they re studying physics today allows them to keep the hope alive that they will one day graduate from high school and go on to university. it isn t a lot, but it s all that they have. if the doors are closed in the face of these girls, and then most of these girls are just depressed, theyjust lost their hopes about future, but this school make them to just
and here in this class pursuing their english and pursuing their dreams. the stakes are even higher for this class they re grade 12 students, their high schools are shut. and taking courses like this they re studying physics today allows them to keep the hope alive that they will one day graduate from high school and go on to university. it isn t a lot, but it s all that they have. if the doors are closed in the face of these girls, and then most of these girls are just depressed, theyjust lost their hopes about future, but this school make them to just once again think about their dreams, think about their goals that they had. they are just optimistic right now about their future. they want to just study hard, they want to study more and more, and they want to never give up. but what if the taliban authorities
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neta wanted to be a professal soccer player. you re 17. did you ever imagine that this would happen to you? that you would be prevented from going to school? no, never. we tried our best for our future, but it is a dark one now because we re kept away from our schools. she started this fashion business with her sisters four years ago. today she s running the resistance. when the taliban slammed the door in their faces, she opened hers up to high school girls, aiming them to be sufficiently trained and support themselves within 6 to 12 months. she does this for 120 girls and women across three locations. you are helping them but they all want to be doctors or an athlete or professionals. they want to go on to university. how do you feel about them having to be embroiders or dress