restrictions but mainly, really, they want to try and contain the outbreak, make sure they trace all the close contacts to make sure that the close contacts to make sure that the delta variant, if that is, does not spread quickly. let s return to afghanistan, our top story. we have now the founder and director of the afghanistan and central asian association in west london. thank you, doctor, for joining us. you cannot like many afghans living in the uk have a story of having to flee afghanistan. tell us your story. i story of having to flee afghanistan. tell us your story. tell us your story. i think the news that we are tell us your story. i think the news that we are looking tell us your story. i think the news that we are looking at tell us your story. i think the news that we are looking at now - tell us your story. i think the news that we are looking at now is i that we are looking at now is devastation, disaster, and a human
to be continue, i think, as with all data when it comes to digging deeper. jonathan, thank you. back to you in the studio. you in the studio. alice, many thanks. let s turn to another big story now and the wildfires burning in parts of europe. there are reports of thousands of people being evacuated in the south of france near saint tropez as what s being described as a fierce wildfire spreads across part of the region. my colleague, geeta guru murthy is in one of the areas affected. she was told to leave her house near cogolin as the fires approached and filmed what she saw. it s been absolutely terrifying. i was living here just for a few days with the children on holiday. and we got a call very late last night, from the villa company we had rented from, saying we had to get out immediately because there was a huge fire. we threw ourselves into the car. drove down the tiny narrow path in the direction we were told