From our government about the taliban threat. Well have the latest from the region as the operation continues to evacuate people from kabul. Also this lunchtime. The stench from a Staffordshire Landfill Site one localfamily is at the high court, to argue the fumes could be causing health problems. The Chicken Restaurant Chain nandos is forced to close about 50 branches because of supply problems. I dont think a dictionary has enough words in it to describe me. You know, im such an amazing, complicated. Im more like a sensation, an idea. The best way to describe me is with a fragrance. And the Comedian Sean Lock, best known for 8 out of 10 cats, has died at the age of 58. And coming up in sport on the Bbc News channel. Formula 0ne� s japanese Grand Prix is cancelled for the second year in a row, because of a rise of covid cases in the country. Good Afternoon And Welcome to the Bbc News at one. The Prime Minister has been criticised by mps on all sides of the house, as parliament was recalled for an Emergency Session to debate the taliban takeover of afghanistan. In a packed House Of Commons, borisjohnson said the collapse of afghan government forces had taken everyone by surprise, and he denied thered been a failure in the uks emergency planning. The Labour Leader Sir Keir Starmer accused the government of staggering complacency in underestimating the taliban threat. The government has unveiled a scheme to resettle up to 20,000 afghans fleeing the country. 0ur Political Correspondent Chris Mason was watching the debate. As mason was watching the debate. Mps return here, who as Mps Return here, so to do those who want to be heard by them. A demonstration demanding those afghans who worked for the uk in afghanistan can now move to live here. Afghanistan can now move to live here across afghanistan can now move to live here. Across the I Afghanistan can now move to live i here. Across the road here. Order order across the road and in the chamber, here. Order order across the road and in the chamber, the here. Order order across the road and in the chamber, the comments| here. Order order across the Road L and in the chamber, the comments as we have not seen it before since before the pandemic. A full and noisy, passionate and angry, too. The sacrifice in afghanistan is seared the sacrifice in afghanistan is seared into our national consciousness, with 150,000 people serving consciousness, with 150,000 people serving there from across the Length And Breadth of the united kingdom. The government has announced today the setting up of what it is calling the setting up of what it is calling the afghan citizens Resettlement Scheme. Ministers say it will welcome up to 5,000 afghans to the uk in its first year, with a total of 20,000 in the coming years. There is also the afghan relocations and Assistance Policy to help what the government describes as locally employed staff who worked for the uk and whose lives are now under threat. It is thought 5,000 afghans were qualified by The End of this year. Were qualified by The End of this ear. ~. ,. ,. ,. ,. , year. We owe an obligation to the eole of year. We owe an obligation to the people of afghanistan. Year. We owe an obligation to the people of afghanistan. There year. We owe an obligation to the i people of afghanistan. There should be a Resettlement Scheme for people to rebuild their lives here, safe and legal roots, it must be a Resettlement Scheme that meets the scale of the enormous challenge. But what the government has announced this morning does not do that. Afghan refugees should not and could not wait Afghan Refugees should not and could not wait for up to five years for safety not wait for up to five years for safety. They need safe passage and they need safety. They need safe passage and they need safe passage now. The government they need safe passage now. Tie government says they need safe passage now. Tte government says it they need safe passage now. Tt9 government says it is they need safe passage now. Tt9 government says it is proud to welcome afghans here, but the Prime Minister added. The welcome afghans here, but the Prime Minister added. Minister added. The bulk of the effort of this minister added. The bulk of the effort of this Country Minister added. The bulk of the effort of this country will minister added. The bulk of the effort of this country will be effort of this country will be directed, and it should be directed, mr speaker, to supporting people in afghanistan and in the region, mr speaker, afghanistan and in the region, mr speaker, in order to prevent a worse humanitarian crisis. Speaker, in order to prevent a worse humanitarian crisis. Within moments of. Ettin. Humanitarian crisis. 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Mr speaker, this is| what defeat looks like. It is when you no what defeat looks like. It is when you no longer have the choice as to how to you no longer have the choice as to how to heio you no longer have the choice as to how to help. This doesnt need to be defeated, how to help. This doesnt need to be defeated, but, at the moment, it damn defeated, but, at the moment, it damn well defeated, but, at the moment, it damn well feels like it. Damn well feels like it. Todays debate here damn well feels like it. Todays debate here will damn well feels like it. Todays debate here will continue damn well feels like it. Todays debate here will continue all. Debate here will continue all afternoon. Chris mason, Bbc News. Lets talk now to our political correspondentjess parker, the debate very much continuing and your thoughts on the tone, the mood there in the Commons Today . It really was, as youve been saying, a packed House Of Commons chamber, as the House Of Commons returns to being fully in person, having been part of virtual during the pandemic. And borisjohnson really felt part of virtual during the pandemic. And Boris Johnson really felt the full force of that, at times struggling to get through his statement as many mps stood up to try and make interventions. Boris johnson, really, defending the government today, saying the Core Mission had succeeded but the mission had succeeded but the mission in afghanistan couldnt realistically continue, he argued, without the americans. Interestingly, in the house of lords, lord dan ed, the former head of the british army, has used strong words against president biden, accusing him of undermining years of painstaking work in afghanistan so Richard Dunne it. We had veterans from the campaign, we heard the Labour Leader xi Keir Starmer trying to suggest that borisjohnson for some personal responsibility for strategic failures and those striking comments from the former conservative prime Minister Theresa may, saying this all smelled a major setback in british foreign policy. This all smelled. This is a debate, what does it matter when kabul has already fallen to the taliban . Well, the record books will show that mps are voicing their deep distress about what has happened in afghanistan, their deep concern and warnings about what it could mean for the future, and soul searching as to the role of britain and the west in show i could delete shaping global events. In shaping global events. In the afghan capital kabul, british and international troops are continuing to organise evacuations from the citys airport. The aim is to bring 1,000 afghans to the uk a day. It comes as the talibans top political leaders returned to afghanistan from qatar where many were in exile. 0ur diplomatic correspondent Paul Adams reports. The taliban leadership back on home soil. , , the taliban leadership back on home soil. A ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , soil. Abdul ghani baradar, one of the movement soil. Abdul ghani baradar, one of the movement founders, soil. Abdul ghani baradar, one of| the movement founders, returned soil. Abdul ghani baradar, one of the movement founders, returned to kandahar last night, mobbed by supporters still celebrating their success. A moment to savour for the man seen last year signing a deal with the trump administration, which helped set the scene for this remarkable return to power. In kabul, an uneasy calm. Taliban fighters everywhere cementing control over a city that has changed out of all recognition since they were last here. A place where, for all the countrys many problems, people have dared to hope. I all the countrys many problems, people have dared to hope. I urge the taliban people have dared to hope. I urge the taliban to people have dared to hope. I urge the taliban to lead people have dared to hope. I urge the taliban to lead the people have dared to hope. I urge the taliban to lead the Youth People have dared to hope. I urge the taliban to lead the youth and | the taliban to lead the youth and women continue their studies so they will advance. We will develop and achieve more games, more than what we have achieved in the past 20 years. Many still want to leave. This has seen this morning near the french embassy. Forall the seen this morning near the french embassy. For all the Talibans Talk of reconciliation, many are scared, willing to speak but not be named. Shops are open, small businesses are open. Shops are open, small businesses are open. At the airport, evacuations continue, the operation seems to be going well. The Ministry Of Defence says it expects half a dozen flights to the uk in the next 24 hour is. We to the uk in the next 24hour is. We are to the uk in the next 24 hour is. 9 are having decent collaboration with the taliban at the moment, who are prepared, it would appear, to allow people to leave who want to leave and they are behaving in a reasonable fashion. We need to be clear that this is only possible if they behave in a reasonable fashion. But this is still a country on edge. Injalalabad, which fell to the taliban at the weekend, a gesture of defiance. The old afghan flag held aloft. Gunshots clearly something the taliban will not tolerate. Afghanistans new masters have little time to celebrate. Those who manage the Countrys Economy in recent years conscious of the enormous challenges ahead. , , conscious of the enormous challenges ahead. ,. ,. ,. Ahead. Unfortunately, the economic situation is going ahead. Unfortunately, the economic situation is going to ahead. Unfortunately, the economic situation is going to decline. Ahead. Unfortunately, the economic situation is going to decline. It ahead. Unfortunately, the economic situation is going to decline. It is. Situation is going to decline. It is almost situation is going to decline. It is almost a situation is going to decline. It is almost a certainty that a Donor Aid will decline, it is almost also certain will decline, it is almost also certain that assets will be frozen and that certain that assets will be frozen and that will lead to deterioration in the and that will lead to deterioration in the macroeconomic environment. Afghanistan in the macroeconomic environment. Afghanistan is at a crossroads, so much about the future uncertain. How the taliban will rule you how its new subjects and the world will respond. Pauladams, Bbc News. Lets speak to our chief international correspondent lyce doucet. How much do we know about people still trying to get out . Yes. How much do we know about people still trying to get out . Still trying to get out . Yes, this is still such still trying to get out . Yes, this is still such an still trying to get out . Yes, this is still such an extraordinary is still such an extraordinary Moment Unfolding in afghanistan, in the eyes of the world, the eyes of the eyes of the world, the eyes of the world on the capital kabul. As we heard in the report, there are reassuring moments of calm as taliban order is re established but there are also other moments, we are getting messages almost every hour, of absolute frightening chaos. Inside the airport, the chaos of earlier in the week seems to have been dealt with. The Evacuation Flights are now leaving, people are being processed, but we are also hearing that some flights are leaving. For example, it was reported that a Flight Heading to germany which could have taken hundreds said only had a less than a dozen people, because simply people werent able to get into the airport. We are hearing of horrific scenes At The Gates to the airport, that the taliban, who are now controlling the gates, they control the civilian side of the airport, they are not letting everyone in and i received a Message Today from someone who said he has been there three times and got beaten in front of his children. 0n the other hand, others say they are getting through, so this is really taking time and for those who are desperate to flee, who dont want to stay around a day more than necessary because they fearfor more than necessary because they fear for their lives more than necessary because they fearfor their lives in more than necessary because they fear for their lives in a more than necessary because they fearfor their lives in a new taliban order, they are absolutely petrified that they are going to get stuck, while, at the same time, those that know they have no other option but to stay, they are getting used to the situation, it is quite calm and stable in many neighbourhoods where the taliban are patrolling and the new political leadership continues to arrive. We have received photographs of young and old taliban leaders meeting the leaders of the last government, who are still in kabul, including the former president karzai, trying to send a message that it wontjust be the Taliban But Everybody is asking, who exactly are the taliban . Lease who exactly are the taliban . Lyse doucet, thank who exactly are the taliban . Lyse doucet, thank you. Who exactly are the taliban . Lyse doucet, thank you. Now who exactly are the taliban . Lyse doucet, thank you. Now we turn to the rest of the days news. Prices rose by less than expected in the year tojuly, as the economy continued to re open as coronavirus restrictions were lifted. The dip in inflation was driven by price drops for clothing and footwear. Our Business Correspondent Colletta smith reports. In the last few weeks, there is one thing that has been stretching budgets across the country. Fuel prices have been rocketing. In fact, the July Fuel price was prices have been rocketing. In fact, theJuly Fuel price was the highest seenin theJuly Fuel price was the highest seen in eight years. There have been some pretty good Summer Sales when it comes to clothing and shoes, and that has been Keeping Prices overall a bit lower, but the thing that has still been pushing inflation up are those i whitening Petrol And Diesel prices those eye watering. And for more long Road Trips or holidays in the uk this summer, people are really feeling the cost of a full tank. ~ ,. ,. ,. , really feeling the cost of a full tank. ~ i. ,. , ~ tank. When you fill a car up like that, it costs tank. When you fill a car up like that, it costs about tank. When you fill a car up like that, it costs about £70. Tank. When you fill a car up like that, it costs about £70. About | tank. When you fill a car up like i that, it costs about £70. About 25 miles there. That, it costs about £70. About 25 miles there, 25 that, it costs about £70. About 25 miles there, 25 miles that, it costs about £70. 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Inst assumed it was because a lot of the season pass my clothes werent selling because a lot of people werent going to be on holiday, so everything has been slashed. This Months Inflation Figure is normally used to set the Price Rise for Rail Season tickets, but not this year. The government say they havent yet decided when or if they will be putting prices up. That is music to the ears of transport campaigners. It would be really good news if, in january. It would be really good news if, in january. We it would be really good news if, in january, we hear there is no increase january, we hear there is no increase in january, we hear there is no increase in the situation really is going increase in the situation really is going to increase in the situation really is going to be terrible if they were to increase going to be terrible if they were to increase i going to be terrible if they were to increase. I cant imagine that they would increase. I cant imagine that they would because we are coming back from would because we are coming back from a would because we are coming back from a pandemic and we need to get people from a pandemic and we need to get people back on board and people in towns people back on board and people in towns and people back on board and people in towns and cities spending. Although rices towns and cities spending. Although prices havent towns and cities spending. Although prices havent increased towns and cities spending. Although prices havent increased as towns and cities spending. Although prices havent increased as quickly l prices havent increased as quickly this summer as lots of experts expected, we do know that prices will be going up in the Autumn And Thatis will be going up in the autumn and that is because we have already heard that Energy Prices are going up heard that Energy Prices are going up at The End of september. Given that expected squeeze, the chancellor is under pressure to scrap the Triple Lock and not raise pensions by so much. With more Price Rises on the road ahead, it is time to buckle up. Colletta smith, Bbc News. A Church Service has been held in plymouth to remember the five people killed in last weeks shooting the worst Mass Shooting in the uk for a decade. The service was led by the anglican bishop of plymouth and included contributions from the Community And City leaders. Sarah ransome reports. Under grey clouds people remembered one of the darkest days in plymouth. They came to remember the victims of the shooting in Kim Last week. 0fficials, representatives of Emergency Services and residents came to pause and reflect. Taste Emergency Services and residents came to pause and reflect. We feel a deep sense came to pause and reflect. We feel a deep sense of came to pause and reflect. We feel a deep sense of sadness came to pause and reflect. We feel a deep sense of sadness and came to pause and reflect. We feel a deep sense of sadness and sorrow. L came to pause and reflect. We feel a l deep sense of sadness and sorrow. We stand alongside those who are bereaved and injured and distressed. We weep with those who weep. We cry as the writer of that song dollars, out of the depths of despair. That as the writer of that song dollars, out of the depths of despair. At the heart of the out of the depths of despair. At the heart of the server out of the depths of despair. At the heart of the server is out of the depths of despair. At the heart of the server is a out of the depths of despair. At the heart of the server is a poignant heart of the server is a poignant act of remembrance, five candles lit for the five people killed Byjake Davidson who then for the five people killed by Jake Davidson who then turned for the five people killed Byjake Davidson who then turned the gun on himself. So davidson who then turned the gun on himself. ,. , himself. So we held a minute of silence to himself. So we held a minute of silence to remember himself. So we held a minute of silence to remember before himself. So we held a minute of| silence to remember before god maxine davison, sophie martin, lee martyn, stephen washington, kate sheppard. Six. Martyn, stephen washington, kate she ard. , martyn, stephen washington, kate she ard. ,. , , martyn, stephen washington, kate she ard. ,. , ,. , sheppard. Six days ago in this city was rocked sheppard. Six days ago in this city was rocked by sheppard. Six days ago in this city was rocked by the sheppard. Six days ago in this city was rocked by the mass sheppard. Six days ago in this city was rocked by the Mass Shooting | sheppard. Six days ago in this city i was rocked by the Mass Shooting and although there was a message of hope this morning, the sense of Loss And Disbelief across the city in mourning is as strong as ever. Sarah ransome, Bbc News, plymouth. Government spending in scotland, and on behalf of scots, went up in the last financial year by more than £17 billion. The latest figures on Expenditure And Revenue published by the Scottish Government show that the estimated deficit, which measures the gap between Tax Revenue and government spending, soared to nearly 9 of Total Output in the year before the pandemic, to more than 22 . Our top story this lunchtime. As taliban leaders return to afghanistan, the Prime Minister defends the uks strategy in afghanistan insisting Hell Honour the commitment to the countrys people. And coming up the mystery of the Hollywood Style Wrexham sign. Coming up in sport on the Bbc News channel. Following his Premier League Comeback at the weekend, Wolves Striker Rauljimenez tells us about the Head Injury he feared would cost him his career. For months, people in silverdale in staffordshire have been complaining about a terrible stench from a nearby Landfill Site. Theyve dubbed it the silverdale stink, and they say its hanging over their homes. 0ne Family believes the fumes could be the cause of their sons ill Health And Today theyve taken the Environment Agency to the high court. Phil mackie has more. This is whats causing the stink. Walleys quarry in silverdale in staffordshire is a Landfill Site which thousands of people say is ruining their lives. Efforts have begun to cap parts of the site to reduce the Hydrogen Sulphide that is being emitted, which locals say hasnt made much difference. The legal case is to focus on whats happened to five year old matthew richards. He was born prematurely and has underlying health conditions. But a medical expert has said that his problems have been made worse. The first three years of his life, we were just at hospital continuously with chest problems, bronchitis, consistent cough. Do you think now, looking back, that was to do with Walleys Quarry . Yes, because i literally lived. Id open my curtains in the morning and i could see it. Becky is in court for the two Day Hearing along with the small number of supporters who were allowed inside, including her brother. Its been awful. The levels of Hydrogen Sulphide coming from the landfill have been regularly breaching World Health Organization levels for odour. But theyve also breached the World Health Organization levels for health impacts. So that is why we are here. Thousands of people have complained of breathing difficulties, sore throats, sore eyes and sleeplessness. The last time i was here, the smell was unbearable. Today it is not so bad and that is probably because it is a bit breezy and it has blown it away. The Environment Agency sent me a statement in which it says it doesnt want the community to suffer and that the work that is going on at the site to make things better is making a difference. But if you speak to the people who live around here, they just want the site closed. Stop the stink hundreds of people have taken part in a series of protests this year and many are following the Hearing Today hoping it will give them some respite. We havent noticed any improvement at all. When you wake at 2 or 3 oclock in the morning, you literally are gasping for breath, it is that bad. Your eyes are watering and your nose is tingling. And the smell alone is absolutely disgusting. There was a breakthrough last week when the local council issued a Nuisance Abatement Notice on the operators. For the thousands of people who live nearby, and for becky, a lot is riding on thejudicial review. If we lose, im going to be forced out of my home because there is no way i can keep matthew around here. And with matthews other conditions, ive got a good Support Bubble Round me. So then its going to be me who is going to be suffering, mentally. Im angry. Im fed up. You know, this is about a five year old child and a community of children being poisoned. I really am angry. Phil mackie, Bbc News, staffordshire. The Chicken Restaurant nandos has had to close about 50 branches because its running short of chicken. Stores across england, scotland and wales have been affected. Some of its staff are being loaned to suppliers to try to get things moving in the Supply Chain. Branches in Northern Ireland and the Republic Of Ireland are not impacted. Lets speak to our Business Correspondent Emma simpson. What is going on . This is a Popular Chain Famous for its chicken and if you cannot say that it is a big problem. Nandos has been running out of Stock Hit by problems in its Supply Chain and that has meant that dozens of branches have had to temporarily close. Like this one, you can see that sign just in the doorway. Nandos say it is done to staff shortages but it would not elaborate on that. But we are a nail in the third Supply Chain has been under immense strain in recent months with the driver shortage, the pandemic and of course there are still pressures and that masks an underlying problem with staffing. Shortage in general due to Brexit And Coronavirus causing disruption. Just a few days ago we had Kentucky Fried Chicken talking about Food Shortages and now it is nandos and as you said it has lent some of its staff to key supplies to try to get things moving again and it is hoping to get things back to normal by saturday. To get things back to normal by saturda. , to get things back to normal by saturda. ,. , ~ to get things back to normal by saturda. ,. ,. ,. , saturday. Emma, thank you. Emma simson. The Comedian Sean Lock has died of cancer at the age of 58. Known for his surreal content and deadpan style, hes perhaps best known for being a Team Captain on channel 4s 8 out of 10 cats for 18 series. Ricky gervais is among many performers and writers whove been paying tribute. He said Sean Lock was one of the most influential comedians of his generation. 0ur Entertainment Correspondent Lizo Mzimba reports. He was one of britains finest comedians, known for his Lightning Wit and laid back style of humour. Ijust have one thing, one request. If at any point in the show you are erring on the side of laughter, go with it, yeah . You know if you get to a bit and you go, is that funny . Just go wahey chuck yourself in. His Comedy Career began in the 19905 and he was soon winning awards and fans across the country. I went for a job recently, a bit of Voice Over work. And i actually got offered the part of the speaking clock. But i didnt like the script. And i said, Cant We Jazz it up a bit . Something like, Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall. Humpty dumpty had a great fall. All the kings horses and all the kings men, coming up to about five plus ten in the house his observational humour made him a regular on comedy shows for the next 30 years. I think anyone whos got a Twitter Account is vain. Thats the ultimate sign of vanity. You think people are really interested in what you just mutter. Paying tribute, Eddie Izzard said, farewell, sean, you brought a wonderful comedic talent to the world and you will be missed. Jon richardson said i idolised sean as a comic long before i became a comedian myself and ten years working alongside him didnt diminish that in the least. Echoing the thoughts of so many by describing Sean Lock as an incredible Comic Brain and a truly unique voice. The Health Watchdog has paused publication of updated guidelines on diagnosing and managing the chronic Fatigue Condition me, which were due to be released tomorrow, because of disagreement about its contents. The national institute for Health And Care excellence says it hasnt able to produce guidelines that are supported by everyone and that it needs to have more conversations with both Health Professionals and patient groups. The scottish Education Secretary says he expects School Exams to go ahead as normal next year. Formal examinations have been cancelled for the last two years because of the pandemic. John swinney said national 5s, highers and advanced highers are due to be held next spring but plans are in place if there was any further significant disruption for schools. In a Who Dunnit Worthy of tinseltown, a huge Hollywood Style Sign has appeared on the outskirts of wrexham and nobody� s sure where it came from. Some locals have linked it to a list actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mcelhenney who recently bought the towns Football Club. Ian haslam has been trying to find out more. Whichever angle you look at it from, the Wrexham Sign has brought a touch of Glitz And Glamour to the Slag Heap upon which it now so proudly stands. And People Cant get enough of it. Its a little bit of fun so yeah, i think its a great idea. Its fun for the kids, isnt it . Theyve come to have a look. Youve come to take a look at it today. Are you impressed Close Up . Yes, its huge when you get up close to it. Is this putting wrexham on the map . Its about time it is clearly based on the hollywood sign, that worldwide symbol of the entertainment industry, which has inevitably led to suggestions that wrexham afc is behind it. After all, the national League Club is now owned by hollywood actors robert Mcelhinney And Ryan reynolds, who recently told the bbc about his vision for the future. The Wrexham Club is incredible. More incredible still is the community around it. So this is as much a Project Investing in the wrexham Red Dragons as it is investing in the community of wrexham itself. So we are really excited. But not excited enough to stick up a giant Wrexham Sign, apparently. He tweeted, i wish i had thought of that. But if i were to really dig into it, i wish i wasnt someone who wished theyd thought of that. So who did . We asked the leader of Wrexham Council for his thoughts. Its brought a smile to peoples faces. From all over the world, people have been contacting me. So lets hope it stops here for as long as it possibly can. There is the connection with wrexham Football Club and the new owners, and i think people are trying to put two and two together. None of us know, nobody knows. Who do you think is responsible for the sign . I reckon its probably Ryan Reynolds or somebody like that, definitely. Yeah, definitely Ryan Reynolds. But surely there are other people in this town that might want to do that . No one else that could afford to do something like that. Its only plastic. Still a lot of money, isnt it, surely. Why, do you know who put it up . No, thats why i am here im trying to find out from people like yourself so no closure on the matter, only continued speculation and intrigue. Surely we will find out soon. Lets hope that we do. Time for a look at the weather. Heres louise lear. Someone else who can put wrexham on the map while the sun is always shining over wrexham but at the moment it is cloudy and weve had the Odd Spot of drizzle. The