The nspcc says Online Grooming crimes in england and wales have reached a record high. A Bbc Investigation shows disabled and older adults in england face Steep Rises in Council Care costs. And, the paralympics get under way in tokyo, but once again covid will keep the fans away. And coming up on the Bbc News channel. Zharnel hughes calls for a Doping Investigation without prejudice after olympic Relay Teammate Cj ujah was provisionally banned after a positive drugs test. Good Afternoon And Welcome to the Bbc News at one. Over the next few hours, leaders from the g7 countries are to hold a emergency virtual meeting to discuss the conflict in afghanistan. Borisjohnson, along with france and germany, is expected to press President Biden, to extend his deadline of The End of this month to complete the withdrawal of us forces from afghanistan, so that more people can be evacuated. But the Taliban is warning therell be consequences if troops dont leave on schedule. It comes as un says there are harrowing and credible reports of Human Rights violations, taking place in afghanistan. Our diplomatic correspondent, Paul Adams has more. British and american troops working together in the Heat And Chaos of Kabul Airport. This vast multinational effort entirely dependent on american involvement and without it, everyone goes home. Britain wants more time. I and without it, everyone goes home. Britain wants more time. Britain wants more time. I think at the Moment Britain wants more time. I think at the moment it britain wants more time. I think at the moment it is britain wants more time. I think at the moment it is unlikely. Britain wants more time. I think at the moment it is unlikely. I britain wants more time. I think at the moment it is unlikely. I can. Britain wants more time. I think at| the moment it is unlikely. I can see the moment it is unlikely. 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The Taliban say they want foreign Troops Situation clears. The Taliban say they want foreign troops out situation clears. The Taliban say they want foreign troops out in l they want foreign troops out in seven days. They are busy cementing their control over the country. The un says it has credible reports of serious Human Rights violations. Translation serious Human Rights violations. Translation ,. ,. , translation they include amongst Others Summary Translation they include amongst Others Summary Executions Translation they include amongst Others Summary executions of Others Summary executions of civilians and all the Combat Members of the afghan national security forces. Restrictions on the right of women, including the right to move around freely and girls right to attend school, recruitment of child soldiers and repression of peaceful protests and expression of dissent. 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There is a high degree of fear what next. There is a high degree of fear. What these people need is the support fear. What these people need is the sopport of fear. What these people need is the support of the international community. Support of the international Community Support of the international community. Support of the international communi. �. , community. Afghanistan is in the middle of a community. Afghanistan is in the middle of a drought, community. Afghanistan is in the middle of a drought, a community. Afghanistan is in the | middle of a drought, a pandemic, and, until recently, a war. Millions of people are going hungry, the parched soil cannot sustain them. As the world races to get them out, country ravaged by four decades of conflict is facing more hardship. Paul adams, Bbc News. Our afghanistan Correspondent Secunder Kermani is in kabul. Any Letu P any letup in the dire situation we have been seen at the airport in the last couple of days . Last couple of days . Situation seem somewhat less last couple of days . Situation seem somewhat less chaotic last couple of days . Situation seem somewhat less chaotic in last couple of days . Situation seem somewhat less chaotic in the last couple of days . Situation seem somewhat less chaotic in the next l somewhat less chaotic in the next few days but it is only because it has been so horrific up until now . There are thousands of people camped outside the airport including families with young children and people with elderly parents. There are still Taliban forces and afghan forces and, at times, american and British Forces firing into the air to control the crowd. At one entrance to one of the gates to the airports, controlled by British Forces, Taliban fighters are there and filtering the crowd. The aim is to sort out people who have paperwork from those who dont have paperwork. That has brought a bit of order. It must be deeply distressing for the people who are being evacuated because they have links to international troops or foreign embassies here. They are worried about their future under the Taliban. Elsewhere in kabul, there is a sense of uneasy calm that continues. Banks remain closed, that a major problem for people here. More and more shops and restaurants are opening up, though there are still far fewer are opening up, though there are still farfewer people are opening up, though there are still far fewer people out and about. In other parts of the country, we are told that some schools have been opening up, too. That includes Girls Schools in some areas. There were also told that in others, the Taliban are preventing from girls from over the age of 12 from girls from over the age of 12 from attending. British government wants more time for emergency airlifts. But it says british troops will have to leave afghanistan whenever us forces evacuate the country. So what can be achieved when the leaders of the g7, the worlds wealthiest nations talk today . Our political correspondent Damian Grammaticas reports. The leaders of the worlds richest nations, since this, the last meeting two months ago, the state they help to build in afghanistan has crumbled. Borisjohnsons Task Todayis has crumbled. Borisjohnsons Task Today is to marshal them to find a new strategy for the reality of the Taliban in power. The temporary toehold at Kabul Airport is the last vestige of western influence. If the us does not extend the airlift, the Uk Hope is that the g7 can at least hope to deter the Taliban from seeking revenge on those who they fail to evacuate. fine seeking revenge on those who they fail to evacuate. Fail to evacuate. One of the messages fail to evacuate. One of the messages from fail to evacuate. One of the messages from the fail to evacuate. One of the messages from the G7 Fail to evacuate. One of the messages from the g7 to l fail to evacuate. 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Damian grammaticas, Bbc News. Minster. Our North America Correspondent Aleem Maqbool is in washington. President biden is coming under intense pressure to delay the Troop Withdrawal but had a term and is he to stick to the current schedule . He has to stick to the current schedule . The has left himself a bit of wiggle room. Although he has been saying that he hopes this will all happen and all of the people that need to be extracted from kabul will happen by The End of the month that military planners are disagreeing with him and he is feeling the Pressure Notjust with him and he is feeling the pressure not just from with him and he is feeling the Pressure Notjust from his allies in the g7, as we have had, but a lot of critics at home and even from the pentagon. Although we had from the White House that an extraordinary number of people have been evacuated from kabul in the last 20 hours by the us military, 21,600 people in the us military, 21,600 people in the last 20 hours, military planners here are saying that even at that rate, it will take until mid september to get out all the foreign nationals and all of those afghans who have worked with Coalition Partners over recent years in afghanistan. And the pentagon is saying we need a decision as soon as possible to say when the final deadline will be because we need to get the 5800 us troops who are there out, as well. The criticism has mainly been about this arbitrary date. That is Whatjoe Biden has beenin date. That is Whatjoe Biden has been in trouble for in terms of this entire withdrawal, setting a Withdrawal Date of the 11th Of September for troops to come out and now he is coming under criticism for an arbitrary date and not having a deadline set as to when goals have been achieved but instead just having data deadline. Ok. Been achieved but instead ust having data deadline. Ok, thank you. Date deadline. The Ministry Of Defence says its airlifted 8,458 people out of afghanistan to the uk, since mid august. These are the stories of three people trying to make their way to britain beginning with one woman who is in quarantine having just landed in the uk, and is speaking to her family about the Taliban takeover. Seeing them face to face, it was something like. I cant describe it. It has been really, really tough. To even. Because everywhere you go, you see them with a gun, and theyre really, really rude. Theres no respect for women. I am much relieved to see my siblings here, really happy. Oh, were home, back. We are going to see dad. Seeing them happy, mum happy, is just everything to me and, yeah, im just waiting to see my dad and my brothers. Last night, i was speaking to a guy who used to work with me over ten years ago as an interpreter, and he told me that he was going to risk a drive at night with his wife and his five children. And ive only got two kids, and i can tell you, travelling with kids isnt easy, but to drive at night in a War Zone on potholed roads, i mean, you wouldnt do that unless you were desperate. And hes doing it because hes looking for a way out, and you will understand i spent a bit of a sleepless night this evening, or rather last night, and im very glad that he has checked in this morning. I am also very glad that, through the night, foreign Office And Home Office Staff have been working absolutely flat out and have secured him, quite rightly, the permission to come to the uk. Just the night before the Taliban took over kabul, we were with friends in cafes, i went to shopping, and life was normal, totally normal. And also in the morning of sunday, like, on Sunday Morning president ghani published a video telling the people of afghanistan that everything will be ok, so dont worry. But i was on my way to a Pcr Test because i had a flight on monday to turkey, and then when i was in the streets, i could see that people were running and they were so, like, afraid. They, like, told me, go home, Taliban is coming. And just five or six hours after the video that President Ashraf ghani published, we saw that Taliban took over even the president ial palace. Just some of the people who have been trying to, or have already escaped afghanistan in the past few weeks. The number of Online Grooming crimes recorded by police in england and wales, has jumped to an all time high. There were nearly 5,500 cases in the year to march. Figures obtained by the Childrens Charity the Nspcc Show that instagram, which is owned by facebook, was the platform most commonly used by suspected paedophiles. Heres daniela relph. Hi, everyone. So, ive decided to talk about the abuse thats happening online. Campaigning to keep children safe. For the nspcc, getting the message out about dangers online is increasingly important. The figures are stark. In three years, theres been a 69 rise in the number of cases of Online Grooming. For one young woman, deceitful messages escalated to sexual abuse. As the grooming went on, he would tell me he was slightly older, and then he was slightly older than that, but by that point i trusted him that much that it didnt matter, it didnt register. It went on for quite some time. We met in person, he sexually assaulted me and then went on to rape me twice. I didnt realise that thats what it was at the time. I thought that he loved me and thats what you do. It wasnt until i was probably about 16 or 17 that it really hit home about what had happened. The figures show Instagram And Snapchat were used the most often for sexual grooming. Agencies trying to protect children fear new Safety Legislation that is eminentjust wont be enough. Groomers will look to contact children on large sites like facebook or instagram, but then migrate them across to a live Streaming Platform or perhaps to an encrypted messaging platform. And one of the key areas where the legislation is falling short is only asking platforms to address the risks on their own sites, rather than working together to identify the emerging threats, to share intelligence, to share best practice. Online grooming was found on all the main platforms. In a statement, a Facebook Spokesperson said. Tech companies say they are designing algorithms to remove harmful material, but todays figures show they are fighting a rising tide of online sexual grooming. Daniela relph, Bbc News. In the past hour its been confirmed that scotland will launch its own public inquiry into the handling of the Covid Pandemic by The End of the year. Nicola sturgeon said the inquiry which would bejudge led will scrutinise all devolved decisions taken during the pandemic, including what happened in care homes. Our Scotland Correspondent Lorna Gordon is in glasgow. Lorna, was this expected . Yes, a coule of lorna, was this expected . Yes, a couple of interesting lorna, was this expected . Yes, a couple of interesting things i lorna, was this expected . Yes, a couple of interesting things came out of the briefing, the first was about a Judge Led Inquiry to be established by The End of the gay. Almost 10,500 people have died in scotland with a mention of Covid I9 on the death certificate, that has happened since the beginning of the pandemic. Nicola sturgeon says they want to scrutinise all aspects of how the pandemic was handled, at least all aspects down to the devolved administration. Four particular areas are the direct Health Impacts of Covid I9 including cases and Jebb Sinclair homes, what the Governor Care calls all other non covid impacts, impacts on area like education and economic impacts. A prominent solicitor in scotland acting on behalf of members of what is known as the covid bereaved Families Forjustice Group has welcomed the inquiry but says it must be an independent panel and leave no stone unturned. He also said families must be at the heart of the Inquiry Process if it is to be effective and meaningful. Nicola sturgeon talked about some of the details of the inquiry that also about the covid figures going up in scotland and warned that if this surge continued she could not completely rule out having to impose restrictions in the future. Lama restrictions in the future. Lorna gordon in restrictions in the future. Lorna gordon in glasgow, restrictions in the future. Lorna gordon in glasgow, thank i restrictions in the future. Lorna gordon in glasgow, thank you. | mcdonalds says its run out of milkshakes because of Supply Problems caused by a shortage of drivers. The chain has also been left without bottled drinks across more than A Thousand outlets in england, scotland and wales. Our Business Correspondent Colletta smith is at a mcdonalds in stretford. Just how bad is it . Well, this is an issue that is just how bad is it . Well, this is an issue that is affecting just how bad is it . Well, this is an issue that is affecting 1250 just how bad is it . Well, this is an J Issue that is affecting 1250 stores, every store in england, scotland and wales. They have run out of milkshakes and bottled drinks, we have not had customers complaining too much but the issue, mcdonald say, is caused by Supply Chain problems. They will not go into tales but the refrain is becoming familiar across the food industry. Last week nandos said they had run out of fresh chicken which caused the closure of 50 stores for a couple of days, now it is the turn of mcdonalds. Behind all of that are the issues with hgv drivers and the shortages across the Logistics Sector which has really come to a head because of brexit, covid and delays in tests for hgv drivers, coming to a head at the same moment. Mcdonalds is famous for the Big Mac and frights, but they are one of the largest Drinks Retailers in the uk so more Supply Chain problems will have a big knock on impact to the business as a whole. Have a big knockon impact to the business as a whole. Have a big knockon impact to the business as a whole. Colletta smith, thank ou, business as a whole. Colletta smith, thank you. In business as a whole. Colletta smith, thank you, in Stratford Business as a whole. Colletta smith, thank you, in stratford and thank you, in stratford and manchester. The time is 13 20. Our top story this lunchtime. Pressure on america to keep troops in afghanistan longer, so more people can escape the Taliban as growing evidence emerges of Taliban crimes. We have also received credible reports of serious violation of international humanitarian law and Human Rights abuses. Coming up on the Bbc News channel. Dancing to the top of the Table Michail Antonio breaks a West Ham Premier league goalscoring record as he scores a brace to maintain their fine start to the season against leicester. The tokyo paralympics is getting under way, with the Opening Ceremony taking place under strict covid rules. Nearly 11,500 athletes from 162 countries will be competing, with Paralympics Gb our Sports Correspondent Andy Swiss has more. 364 days after it was meant to start, the waiting was finally over. Despite the delay, despite the pandemic, at last, the paralympics had come to tokyo. The title for the Opening Ceremony is we have wings. Its set in an imaginary airport. Organisers said they wanted to highlight the power of paralympians. And after that early spectacle, there was soon another a fireworks display lighting up the night sky. But forjapan, simply staging these games at a time of Record Covid rates has been a huge challenge, and after the entrance of their flag, their national anthem echoed around the stadium. She sings thejapanese national anthem. And soon it was time for the athletes. Could all passengers please prepare for their much anticipated arrival . 162 teams are here in tokyo, but the early focus was on one that isnt. Afghanistans flag carried by a volunteer as a message of solidarity after its two competitors were unable to travel. As for britain, well, their Flag Bearers were two of its most experienced campaigners swimmer Ellie Simmonds and archerjohn stubbs. A more muted Opening Ceremony than normal, but for the athletes who feared these games might never happen, their big moment is finally here. Finally here, andy. The Opening Ceremony is going on as we speak but funds are still not allowed in . Thats right, clive. The Athletes Parade should be drawing to a close in the next Half Hour also, that the Paralympic Collagen will be late and the games will be under way. But it is happening in unprecedented circumstances, there is a state of emergency in tokyo, last Week Covid cases injapan hit a new high but the paralympic organisers insist the games can be staged safely and will not spread the virus, but despite that the organisers said there would be a few spectators, 100,000 schoolchildren will be able to attend the games at their local venues, which should create something of an atmosphere. Paralympics gb go into these games with high hopes, they blossomed that recent games. They won 147 medals in rio five years ago, finishing second in the medals table. A lot of the big names that people will remember from the London 2012 are back in tokyo, jonnie peacock, hannah cockroft, David Weir and particularly Cyclist Dame Sarah storey, who could become the most decorated paralympian in british history. She already has 14 gold medals, herfirst event history. She already has 14 gold medals, her first event is tomorrow and she will hope to get Paralympics Gb off to a winning start. Gb off to a winning start. Thank ou, gb off to a winning start. Thank you. Andy gb off to a winning start. Thank you. Andy swiss gb off to a winning start. Thank you, Andy Swiss in gb off to a winning start. Thank you, Andy Swiss in tokyo. I the elderly and adults living with disabilites in england, are facing a steep rise in the amount of money they have to pay local councils, towards their care. New research from the bbc shows the extra costs could total thousands of pounds every year for some individuals. The councils blame funding cuts, but the government says its put extra money into the care system. Heres our social Affairs Correspondent Alison Holt reports. These are the things that make a huge difference to saskias life her football and her own flat. She has a Learning Disability and to live independently, she relies on help from her local council. I get support workers coming in to support me and cook. If it wasnt for them coming in, i would have struggled big time. Her mum looks after her finances. This was my appeal against the increased Charges. She was horrified when the Amount Saskia was expected to contribute to her care from her benefits suddenly increased from £92 a month to more than £500 a month. It will mean that her life is far from fulfilled or enriched. It will mean that she has to make difficult choices, or i have to make difficult choices for her. That she cant take a train to where she plays football with her team. When mum told me, she just burst out into tears, and i was like. I hate seeing my mum cry. The family also says £1500 was taken from saskias account without warning to cover backdated Charges. Without my intervention, she would not have had any food that week, she would have not been able to pay her gas, Electricity Or Water bills. The bbc asked councils in england about increases in care Charges. 83 responded. In the last two years, they have increased the money they collect from people needing care by £51 million, the equivalent of a 13 rise in costs for each person getting support. And six councils have doubled the money they raised from community based Learning Disability services. This is another sign that social care is in crisis and it needs more money, it needs proper reform. This is simply wrong, that people who are the least well off in society are being expected to make up the shortfall, when this money should come from government. Directors of Council Care services say after years of austerity, their finances are so tight they face really tough decisions. It is not what local authorities would choose to do, but increasingly we are just running out of options. We need to stay solvent, we want to continue to be able to provide services and levelling Charges isjust one way of doing that. The government says it has put extra money into supporting people like saskia and will publish plans for reform soon. Alison holt, Bbc News. Campaigners are warning of the dangers of outdoor swimming and offering free classes to help children enjoy the sea safely. One woman who helped rescue a seven year old boy who got into difficulties in the water near bournemouth has been telling her story, in the hope it will prevent a tragic accident. Sarah farmer reports. Nicola dorrington was on a Family Trip to alum chine beach. The sun was shining, the sea was calm. But something in the water wasnt right. A young boy was lying in the shallows, unnoticed by the beach goers around him. It could be, like, a shadow or it could be a toy or some seaweed. And then i looked again and i saw a hand underneath, and ijust felt like i had to go and see what it was. Nicola pulled the boy from the water and screamed for help from the nearby lifeguards. He was unconscious, he was floppy, he had the foam coming out of his mouth, as i said, so ijust expected the worst. It almost felt like time had stood still. In my head it took ages for someone to get him, but it was seconds when someone grabbed him, but, yeah, it felt like a lifetime. The boy was treated and returned to his family. Its situations like this that the Swim Safe Scheme hopes to avoid. Swim england and the rnli are offering free Water Skills Sessions to young people. Every year around the uk we see around 250 accidental drownings. The vast majority of those people dont intend to be in the water. And it is really easy to get in trouble unexpectedly. So wed like people to be able to practice the skills that theyve learned indoors, outdoors. Last year, lifeguards on our beaches helped more than 25,000 people. But distress in the water isnt, perhaps, as youd expect. We all kind of think that a drowning child is going to be someone splashing around and making a fuss, making some noise, but this wasnt. He was silent. It wasnt even knee deep. It was just my calf deep. So he was submerged under very shallow water. Nicola says more could be done to keep safety at the forefront of peoples minds. We have so many signs at the beach about littering, i think maybe a gentle reminder to parents that the sea is so dangerous. Its fun, but its also really dangerous. Sarah farmer, Bbc News. A family in Warwickshire Have had the surprise of their lives as they had to help with a mission impossible after Coventry Airport was closed. 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