things are uncertain. even though todayit things are uncertain. even though today it is independence day, the majority of people are still inside their homes. that is the kind of environment created by the taliban in kabul and the whole country. it is uncertain. inaudible. people are staying at home as much as possible. 0ne
country. it does not offer a route for people currently trapped in afghanistan to leave afghanistan. it will work with those afghan refugees that are already in pakistan, iran and the surrounding countries. and enable them to gain a safe route into a resettlement country, although 5000 will not touch the sides of that need and it certainly won t help people within afghanistan, that would be an evacuation programme which the government are not announcing. tit government are not announcing. in terms of once people arrive from afghanistan, what s in place for them to resettle them and set them up them to resettle them and set them up in a new life. them to resettle them and set them up in a new life- up in a new life. resettlement is a challenging up in a new life. resettlement is a challenging journey up in a new life. resettlement is a challenging journey for up in a new life. resettlement is a challenging journey for a up in a new life. resettlement is a challenging journey fo
interviewed. it is really challenging to learn about life in a brand new country and culture. you might not have chosen to resettle in the uk or germany or spain or france or whenever it is that accepts you by the us, but essentially this programme is fully funded by the home office. local authorities will be repairing the homes in advance, preparing meeting any of their medical needs. so that they keep the address and charities like ours will be there to support them from the point of their arrival. we support refugees for the first 12 months of their integration in the uk, teaching them about life in the uk from learning english to recovering from learning english to recovering from some of their trauma, having their health care needs met but also practical things like post office, how to get on a bus, opening a bank
mission. so the roots of this lack of care and attention, and this lack of care and attention, and this lack of support, go back many months, if not years. and that is why now, there is urgent need to engage diplomatically with the new regime to do everything we possibly can, leaving the international community, to maximise the chances of getting as many people out of the country as we can possibly get out. let as many people out of the country as we can possibly get out. we can possibly get out. let me develop those we can possibly get out. let me develop those points. we can possibly get out. let me develop those points. ben - we can possibly get out. let me i develop those points. ben wallace saying earlier as long as the us troops, as long as they are running the airport, kabul airport, troops, as long as they are running the airport, kabulairport, uk troops will stay. this ties in with some of the points theresa may was raising in the debate in the house of commons yesterday.
could remain in afghanistan beyond president biden s deadline of the end of the month. and the president inisted no americans will be left behind in kabul. the first of our reports comes from david willis in washington. in the afghan capital, people, scared and desperate, are still trying to flee the country. the taliban are coming for me, this girl cries. one of hundreds pressed to the gates of kabul airport in the hope ofjoining a flight out. president biden continues to blame the craven capitulation of the afghan government. he conceded it might not be possible to complete the american withdrawal by the deadline in two weeks time. americans should understand that troops might have to be there beyond august 31st?