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And two Imarsana.com/news/world-records'>World Records for the Imarsana.com/news/brItIsh-cyclIng'>BrItIsh CyclIng couple, Imarsana.com/news/husband-and-wIfe'>Husband And WIfe Imarsana.com/news/lora-and-neIl'>Lora And NeIl fachIe. And fIve IncredIble moments In afrIcas hIstory. Thats In Imarsana.com/news/wItness-hIstory'>WItness HIstory In half an hour, here on bbc news. Good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. In the Last hour the Imarsana.com/news/mInIstry-of-defence'>MInIstry Of Defence has announced that the fInal dedIcated flIght purely for the Imarsana.com/news/evacuatIon-effort'>EvacuatIon Effort from afghanIstan has left kabul. Further flIghts leavIng from the aIrport would be able to carry evacuees but would also be transportIng uk dIplomatIc staff and Imarsana.com/news/mIlItary-personnel'>MIlItary Personnel as the operatIon wInds down. It comes as brItIsh ambassador to afghanIstan Imarsana.com/news/sIr-laurIe-brIstow'>SIr LaurIe BrIstow saId It was tIme to close thIs phase of the Imarsana.com/news/evacuatIon-effort'>EvacuatIon Effort. EarlIer, the head of the Imarsana.com/news/armed-forces'>Armed Forces general Imarsana.com/news/sIr-nIck-carter'>SIr NIck Carter saId It was heartbreakIng that they had not been able to rescue everybody who Is Imarsana.com/news/elIgIble-'>ElIgIble. Our dIplomatIc Imarsana.com/news/affaIrs-correspondent'>AffaIrs Correspondent Imarsana.com/news/carolIne-hawley'>CarolIne Hawley reports. At Imarsana.com/news/raf-brIze-norton'>Raf BrIze Norton Imarsana.com/news/thIs-mornIng'>ThIs MornIng brItIsh Imarsana.com/news/mIlItary-personnel'>MIlItary Personnel arrIvIng back on uk soIl. Around Imarsana.com/news/a-thousand'>A Thousand were flown out to afghanIstan to help In an unprecedented Imarsana.com/news/rescue-mIssIon'>Rescue MIssIon whIch Is now In Its fInal hours. Weve done an extraordInaryjob to evacuate as many as we have, but Im afraId Its absolutely heartbreakIng that we cant brIng everybody out. And I thInk that poInt has been made very strongly, certaInly by the Imarsana.com/news/defence-secretary'>Defence Secretary and others over the Last ten days or so. Personally, Ive probably had over 100 messages from dIfferent afghans who I know In my long assocIatIon wIth the country, and many of those frIends of Imarsana.com/news/mIne-wont'>MIne Wont make It out. And for me, not a day passes wIthout me havIng a bIt of a tear In my eye about all of that. In less than a fortnIght, more than 14,000 people have been evacuated by the raf brItIsh natIonals and afghans who had worked wIth the uk, along wIth theIr famIlIes. But among servIng and former soldIers, there Is bItter regret that hundreds have not been able to reach the aIrport. Afghans whose lIves are now at grave rIsk. I served most of my four years In afghanIstan, down In helmand provInce, kandahar provInce, and most people down there I mean, forget about gettIng to kabul. There are ten checkpoInts between them and the motorway, let alone down the motorway all the way to kabul. So you can forget about tryIng to get to the aIrport because every one of those checkpoInts Is a Imarsana.com/news/danger-poInt'>Danger PoInt where talIban or affIlIated groups, drug dealers orjust sImply bandIts could murder and, sadly, have been murderIng varIous people. The talIban now boast they are Imarsana.com/news/at-the-gates'>At The Gates of Imarsana.com/news/kabul-aIrport'>Kabul AIrport wIth amerIcan hardware the us has left Imarsana.com/news/behInd-'>BehInd. But neIther they nor InternatIonal forces could stop the devastatIng attack on thursday that kIlled 170 people IncludIng 13 amerIcan soldIers. 0vernIght the us retalIated agaInst the so called Imarsana.com/news/IslamIc-state'>IslamIc State kIllIng they belIeve an Is planner, In a drone strIke. But the threat of further attacks Is very real. A bItter, bloody and chaotIc end to a 20 year mIssIon. And for so many afghans now, pure dread of what Is to come. CarolIne hawley, bbc news. 0ur correspondent Imarsana.com/news/sImon-jones'>SImon Jones Is here. ThIs Is a very poIgnant moment, the Last cIvIlIan only flIght to the uk. We knew the operatIon to get brItIsh cIvIlIans and also people who have worked wIth the brItIsh forces, Interpreters, to get them out of the country was comIng to Its endgame. We heard from the mIlItary Imarsana.com/news/thIs-mornIng'>ThIs MornIng that the fInal flIght just for cIvIlIans would be leavIng today and just after one oclock thIs afternoon we got confIrmatIon that the fInal flIght had left Imarsana.com/news/kabul-aIrport'>Kabul AIrport. There wIll be further flIghts over the weekend but the focus of those wIll be gettIng brItIsh Imarsana.com/news/mIlItary-personnel'>MIlItary Personnel and dIplomatIc staff out. It Is possIble some cIvIlIans may be able to get places on those flIghts but It certaInly wIll not be the focus. ThIs really Is a moment that we have been preparIng for over the past couple of weeks but nevertheless It Is quIte a moment that thIs wIll be the Last chance for cIvIlIans to get out. One fIgure who has been present over the past couple of weeks at Imarsana.com/news/kabul-aIrport'>Kabul AIrport Is the brItIsh ambassador Imarsana.com/news/sIr-laurIe-brIstow'>SIr LaurIe BrIstow. He moved from the embassy to the aIrport to oversee the operatIon and he has posted on socIal Imarsana.com/news/medIa-fIlm'>MedIa FIlm he has posted on socIal Imarsana.com/news/medIa-fIlm'>MedIa FIlm he made of hIs fInal thoughts as the fInal cIvIlIan flIght departs. The team here have been workIng to the very Last moment to evacuate brItIsh natIonals, afghans and others at rIsk. SInce the 13th of august, weve brought nearly 15,000 people to safety and about 1,000 mIlItary, dIplomatIc and cIvIlIan personnel have worked on Imarsana.com/news/operatIon-pIttIng'>OperatIon PIttIng In kabul, and many, many more elsewhere. Thursdays Imarsana.com/news/terrorIst-attack'>TerrorIst Attack was a remInder of the dIffIcult and dangerous condItIons In whIch Imarsana.com/news/operatIon-pIttIng'>OperatIon PIttIng has been done and, sadly, Iattended here yesterday the ceremony to pay our respects to the 13 us soldIers who dIed. Its tIme to close thIs phase of the operatIon now but we havent forgotten the people who stIll need to leave. We wIll contInue to do everythIng we can to help them. Nor have we forgotten the brave, decent people of afghanIstan. They deserve to lIve In peace and securIty. SIr laurIe brIstow, the brItIsh ambassador to afghanIstan. He mentIons those people left Imarsana.com/news/behInd-'>BehInd and the efforts whIch wIll need to be made to get them to safety where they are Imarsana.com/news/elIgIble-'>ElIgIble. The be made to get them to safety where they are Imarsana.com/news/elIgIble-'>ElIgIble. They are Imarsana.com/news/elIgIble-'>ElIgIble. The brItIsh government they are Imarsana.com/news/elIgIble-'>ElIgIble. The brItIsh government are they are Imarsana.com/news/elIgIble-'>ElIgIble. The brItIsh government are keen they are Imarsana.com/news/elIgIble-'>ElIgIble. The brItIsh government are keen to they are Imarsana.com/news/elIgIble-'>ElIgIble. The brItIsh I government are keen to stress they are Imarsana.com/news/elIgIble-'>ElIgIble. The brItIsh government are keen to stress they have got out around 111,500 people but potentIally hundreds of others who have worked wIth the Imarsana.com/news/brItIsh-army'>BrItIsh Army over the past 20 years, and the mIlItary they are, wIll stIll be left stuck In the country and desperate to get out. There has been some crItIcIsm of the operatIon but I thInk the brItIsh mIlItary are sayIng that when the us decIded to pull out they were left wIth lIttle choIce but to follow that. We are beIng told by the government hear that what Is happenIng today, the Last cIvIlIan flIght, It Is The End of phase one of the operatIon. We are told there Is a second phase that wIll look at gettIng more people out. But there are questIons about how that wIll work because as well as some Interpreters and staff who worked wIth brItIsh forces out there, there Is stIll a Imarsana.com/news/refugee-programme'>Refugee Programme where the uk saId It Is goIng to take 5000 refugees dIrect from the regIon over the fIrst year, possIbly rIsIng to 20,000 people over the course of maybe four or fIve years. We are told we mIght have more detaIl thIs week on how that wIll work. But wIll the talIban allow that . WIll there be cooperatIon to allow those Imarsana.com/news/elIgIble-'>ElIgIble out of the country . WIll they have to go to a Imarsana.com/news/border-crossIng-poInt'>Border CrossIng PoInt . There arent facIlItIes for that at the moment so wIll the Imarsana.com/news/uk-and-InternatIonal-authorItIes'>Uk And InternatIonal AuthorItIes look at settIng some process up at the border . Huge questIons for those who are stIll In the country and desperate to get out. Im joIned now by colonel rIchard kemp, a former commander of brItIsh forces In afghanIstan who also worked wIth the uk joInt IntellIgence commIttee. What would your assessment to be of how the Imarsana.com/news/evacuatIon-operatIon'>EvacuatIon OperatIon has goneIn how the Imarsana.com/news/evacuatIon-operatIon'>EvacuatIon OperatIon has gone In kabul . I how the Imarsana.com/news/evacuatIon-operatIon'>EvacuatIon OperatIon has gone In kabul . Gone In kabul . I thInk It was a tremendous gone In kabul . I thInk It was a tremendous effort gone In kabul . I thInk It was a tremendous effort by gone In kabul . I thInk It was a tremendous effort by all gone In kabul . I thInk It was a tremendous effort by all of. Gone In kabul . I thInk It was a | tremendous effort by all of the InternatIonal forces and dIplomats and others Involved and I would lIke to pay trIbute partIcularly to brItIsh forces who put theIr own lIves at huge rIsks In order to save others and also our dIplomatIc team on the ground In kabul. ThIs sItuatIon dId not need to happen. The evacuatIon could have begun months ago and should have done and now we are left wIth not only western mIlItary forces kIlled durIng the operatIon but probably at least 1100 people who were due to leave and entItled to leave under brItIsh rules to come back and come to the uk, who have helped our Imarsana.com/news/securIty-forces'>SecurIty Forces and the embassy In kabul as well. Kabul as well. Those people stIll needIn kabul as well. Those people stIll needIng help kabul as well. Those people stIll needIng help very kabul as well. Those people stIll needIng help very much kabul as well. Those people stIll needIng help very much on kabul as well. Those people stIll needIng help very much on everyones mInds. How perIlous Is thIs perIod . Now It Is Imarsana.com/news/mIlItary-personnel'>MIlItary Personnel gettIng on planes wIth dIplomatIc staff and retreat. I on planes wIth dIplomatIc staff and retreat. , � ,. ,. , retreat. I wouldnt descrIbe our forces as retreatIng. Retreat. I wouldnt descrIbe our forces as retreatIng. The retreat. I wouldnt descrIbe our| forces as retreatIng. The retreat was by the government when thIs began but I thInk our forces are now conductIng the operatIon they have prepared for to wIthdraw from the aIrport but the dangers to them as they do so are Immense. They wIll take every step they can to ensure they get Into the aIrcraft and get safely off the ground but of course the dangers remaIn. You mentIoned how much of the dangers remaIn. You mentIoned how much of a the dangers remaIn. You mentIoned how much of a mess the dangers remaIn. You mentIoned how much of a mess thIs the dangers remaIn. You mentIoned how much of a mess thIs whole how much of a mess thIs whole process has been. How concerned should everyone be about where afghanIstan Is headIng now . BearIng In mInd so much of that Imarsana.com/news/mIlItary-hardware'>MIlItary Hardware has been left Imarsana.com/news/behInd-'>BehInd. I thInk It Is a hugely problematIc sItuatIon for the 1100 or so who are left, Imarsana.com/news/people-brItaIn'>People BrItaIn wanted to get out. They have become hostages now In afghanIstan and If the government decIdes to negotIate to get theIr release then the talIban wIll ask a very hIgh prIce. I thInk we wIll see the talIban, who have used some fIne words talkIng about dIversIty and InclusIvIty, that wIll now fInIsh because when western forces get out they dont need to say those thIngs any more, and the country wIll descend Into the same kInd of horrors that exIsted durIng theIr prevIous of governIng. The country wIll become agaIn a very dangerous Imarsana.com/news/safe-haven'>Safe Haven for terrorIsts. They wIll flock Into the country from around the world, jIhadIsts, and Imarsana.com/news/plan-attacks'>Plan Attacks agaInst us. Maybe not ImmedIately but In the relatIvely short to medIum term we wIll see that Imarsana.com/news/threat-openIng'>Threat OpenIng up agaIn. You have no faIth that Imarsana.com/news/threat-openIng'>Threat OpenIng up agaIn. You have no faIth that the talIban have changed . I have no faIth that the talIban have chan. Ed . ,. , have no faIth that the talIban have chanced . ,. , have no faIth that the talIban have chaned . ,. Have no faIth that the talIban have chanced . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , changed . I have no faIth at all. You shouldnt forget changed . I have no faIth at all. You shouldnt forget that changed . I have no faIth at all. You shouldnt forget that the changed . I have no faIth at all. You shouldnt forget that the talIban changed . I have no faIth at all. You shouldnt forget that the talIban Is| shouldnt forget that the talIban Is not a sIngle coherent organIsatIon. EvenIf not a sIngle coherent organIsatIon. Even If the people sayIng these thIngs are sayIng what they thInk, whIch I doubt, that doesnt necessarIly run across the whole of the talIban groupIngs and factIons In afghanIstan. You asked about the weapons left Imarsana.com/news/behInd-'>BehInd. They are now one of the best armed, If not the best armed Imarsana.com/news/terrorIst-organIsatIon'>TerrorIst OrganIsatIon In the world. A lot of the more sophIstIcated equIpment lIke Imarsana.com/news/attack-helIcopters'>Attack HelIcopters and Imarsana.com/news/surveIllance-equIpment'>SurveIllance EquIpment and the lIke, the sophIstIcated stuff they wIll not be able to operate, except for maybe one or two cases. The maIn threat comes from the small arms and explosIves left Imarsana.com/news/behInd-'>BehInd. Comes from the small arms and explosIves left Imarsana.com/news/behInd-'>BehInd. WIth me now Is Imarsana.com/news/dr-hosnIeh-djafarI'>Dr HosnIeh DjafarI marbInI, Imarsana.com/news/labour-councIllor'>Labour CouncIllor for oxford and also the cIty councIls mIgrant champIon. Thank you forjoInIng us. 0xford thank you forjoInIng us. Oxford Is a sanctuary cIty. What does that mean when It comes to takIng people In who need help from afghanIstan . Thank you for havIng me. We need to put thIs conversatIon In the context of the 20 Imarsana.com/news/year-war'>Year War on terror whIch has mostly unfortunately led to terror In the regIon, 2. 9 mIllIon afghans now dIsplaced and refugees. I am proud that Imarsana.com/news/0xford-afghans'>0xford Afghans now dIsplaced and refugees. I am proud that oxford Is a cIty of sanctuary, It means we have a host of organIsatIons, IndIvIduals In the cIty and a great Imarsana.com/news/mIgrant-communIty'>MIgrant CommunIty who often come together to make sure people who seek century are able to have sanctuary are able to have a dIgnIfIed lIvIng In In oxford and beyond. It Is about havIng a dIgnIfIed lIfe, havIng tIme wIth your chIldren, the luxury of beIng able to play wIth them wIthout worryIng about them beIng malnourIshed, worryIng about drone attacks, so those are the thIngs we work on as a cIty and I am proud we wIll contInue thIs work In the days to come. To wIll contInue thIs work In the days to come. ,. ,. , I. To come. To what extent does your background to come. To what extent does your Imarsana.com/news/background-help'>Background Help to come. To what extent does your Imarsana.com/news/background-help'>Background Help you to come. To what extent does your Imarsana.com/news/background-help'>Background Help you In to come. To what extent does your Imarsana.com/news/background-help'>Background Help you In welcomIng | Imarsana.com/news/background-help'>Background Help you In welcomIng people and reassurIng them that they are fInally safe . I people and reassurIng them that they are fInally safe . Are fInally safe . I was a teenager when my famIly are fInally safe . I was a teenager when my famIly came are fInally safe . I was a teenager when my famIly came to are fInally safe . I was a teenager when my famIly came to the are fInally safe . I was a teenager when my famIly came to the uk I are fInally safe . I was a teenager when my famIly came to the uk from Iran. My father Is a refugee. It Is a completely dIfferent context. People comIng from afghanIstan and all of those people left Imarsana.com/news/behInd-'>BehInd, IncludIng communItIes worrIed sIck about theIr relatIves, there have been cIrcles of vIolence and It has been cIrcles of vIolence and It has been hugely traumatIsIng. I want vIewers to ImagIne what It Is lIke havIng been through all those cycles of vIolence to then actually be one of vIolence to then actually be one of the lucky ones to make It through those horrendous days at border crossIngs are of the aIrport, get on a plane wIth a small bag, all your belongIngs, leavIng your Loved Ones and everyone you know Imarsana.com/news/behInd-'>BehInd, and landIng In a country where you dont know anyone or speak the language, InteractIng wIth servIces Is dIffIcult, a complete maze. My Imarsana.com/news/background-help'>Background Helps me understand some of those Issues but It Is really by lIstenIng to our afghan neIghbours that we can really understand what they are goIng through and they must be at the centre of thIs at all tImes. ,. , , , tImes. The needs are complex, they have arrIved tImes. The needs are complex, they have arrIved wIth tImes. The needs are complex, they have arrIved wIth nothIng tImes. The needs are complex, they have arrIved wIth nothIng but tImes. The needs are complex, they have arrIved wIth nothIng but are have arrIved wIth nothIng but are also traumatIsed. What are the support Imarsana.com/news/servIces-0xford'>ServIces 0xford can offer . I support Imarsana.com/news/servIces-oxford'>ServIces Oxford can offer . I am proud of the Imarsana.com/news/work-oxford'>Work Oxford has am proud of the Imarsana.com/news/work-0xford'>Work 0xford has done, for example wIth the syrIan Imarsana.com/news/relocatIon-scheme'>RelocatIon Scheme as well. ThIs Is the kInd of thIng that all councIls should be aImIng to provIde. Just of the basIcs really. HousIng Is the most crucIal element probably. I would urge all vIewers to wrIte to theIr councIls for them to bId to house some of the afghan refugees. We have organIsatIons that can provIde some of those InItIal servIces but you have to remember people stIll want to be able to support themselves and be able to actually have a dIgnIfIed lIfe where you are not on unIversal credIt and all of that requIres support In terms of tryIng to gaIn employment but often people end up In low paId and Insecurejobs and but often people end up In low paId and Insecure jobs and we know that people wIth a muslIm soundIng name fInd It very dIffIcult as It Is to actually getjobs wIthIn the uk. Those are the kInds of thIngs needed, the kInd of support needed, and that Is why InstItutIons, organIsatIons and IndIvIduals need to always centre the afghan IndIvIduals at the heart of thIs but also just IndIvIduals at the heart of thIs but alsojust remember IndIvIduals at the heart of thIs but also just remember that everyone just wants to have a dIgnIfIed lIfe and lIve In peace wIth theIr famIlIes In theIr new home. Hopefully they wIll feel safe very soon. Thank you. The headlInes on bbc news. The Imarsana.com/news/mInIstry-of-defence'>MInIstry Of Defence confIrms the fInal Imarsana.com/news/uk-flIght'>Uk FlIght for cIvIlIans has left kabul. Further flIghts wIll brIng Imarsana.com/news/home-uk'>Home Uk dIplomatIc staff and Imarsana.com/news/mIlItary-personnel'>MIlItary Personnel. The us mIlItary says one of Its drones has taken out an Imarsana.com/news/IslamIc-state'>IslamIc State group planner, followIng Imarsana.com/news/thursdays-attack'>Thursdays Attack whIch kIlled as many as 170 people at Imarsana.com/news/kabul-aIrport'>Kabul AIrport. A recIpe for covId Imarsana.com/news/chaos-government'>Chaos Government plans for schools are crItIcIsed by Imarsana.com/news/educatIon-unIons'>EducatIon UnIons who fear a rIse In coronavIrus InfectIons. CoronavIrus plans for schools In england have been descrIbed as a recIpe for chaos by Imarsana.com/news/educatIon-unIons'>EducatIon UnIons, who say they wIll not be enough to prevent a rIse In InfectIons. The government saId It has updated Its advIce on how to respond to an outbreak wIth mInImum dIsruptIon to educatIon. Paul goslIng Is the headteacher of Imarsana.com/news/exeter-road-communIty'>Exeter Road CommunIty prImary school In exmouth and also the Imarsana.com/news/vIce-presIdent'>VIce PresIdent of the natIonal assocIatIon of head teachers. What I am worrIed about Is where staff are goIng to be gettIng Ill and they are goIng to be off school and hopefully wont be gettIng serIously Ill because they are double vaccInated but that wIll cause dIsruptIon. We wont have staff In the school, teachers may well be absent for a perIod of tIme, and so the government may have a plan for reducIng InfectIon but If InfectIon gets Into the school It wIll cause dIsruptIon through Imarsana.com/news/staff-and-pupIl'>Staff And PupIl absence. ChIna has rejected accusatIons from Imarsana.com/news/presIdent-bIden'>PresIdent BIden that It wIthheld key InformatIon about how the Imarsana.com/news/coronavIrus-pandemIc'>CoronavIrus PandemIc started. A report by us IntellIgence came to no Imarsana.com/news/fIrm-conclusIon'>FIrm ConclusIon as to where the vIrus orIgInated but dId say that chIna had hIndered the InvestIgatIons. ChIna saId It had been open and transparent and the us report lacked scIentIfIc credIbIlIty. Its been another hugely successful day for great brItaIn at the paralympIcs In tokyo. The team have won seven gold medals, IncludIng a dramatIc double In the velodrome for marrIed Imarsana.com/news/couple-neIl'>Couple NeIl and lora fachIe. 0ur Imarsana.com/news/sports-correspondent'>Sports Correspondent Imarsana.com/news/andy-swIss'>Andy SwIss has more and hIs report contaIns some flashIng Images. Meet brItIsh sports new golden couple. NeIl and lora fachIe, Imarsana.com/news/husband-and-wIfe'>Husband And WIfe, and gold medallIsts wIthIn 20 mInutes of each other. FIrst Imarsana.com/news/neIl-and-tandem'>NeIl And Tandem Imarsana.com/news/pIlot-matt'>PIlot Matt rotherham took the tIme trIal In a new world record. But If that was specIal, just moments later It was a famIly double, as lora and her Imarsana.com/news/pIlot-corrIne-hall'>PIlot CorrIne Hall produced a dIsplay of pursuIt perfectIon. What a story, what a rIde a case of same surname, same outcome. For the couple, who are both vIsually ImpaIred, a remarkable feat. And afterwards, neIl told me just what It meant. It was just superb. There were a few tears flowIng on both accounts. She told me she was cryIng, and I had to admIt that I was too. But, yeah, I mean, we sort of planned for thIs, but you never really expect It to all come together lIke that. And the Imarsana.com/news/gold-rush'>Gold Rush contInued. Jaco van gass, Imarsana.com/news/jody-cundy'>Jody Cundy and Imarsana.com/news/kadeena-cox'>Kadeena Cox In the mIxed team sprInt. WIth just one lap to go they were traIlIng chIna, but cundy turned It round In breathtakIng fashIon. Can he claw It back . Oh, yes, he can oh, Its unbelIevable brItaIn endIng the Imarsana.com/news/track-cyclIng'>Track CyclIng events on the hIghest of hIghs. MeanwhIle In the athletIcs, a new star was born. 21 year old Thomas Young producIng the performance of hIs lIfe to wIn the 100 metres. And there was also gold In the womens100. SophIe han retaInIng her tItle from rIo, and once agaIn showIng her brIllIance on the bIggest stage. In the pool there was another gold for maIsIe Imarsana.com/news/summers-newton'>Summers Newton In the breaststroke just 19, but already a double paralympIc champIon. But the celebratIon of the day undoubtedly belonged to wIll bayley. The former strIctly competItor showIng some less than fancy footwork, but hes Into the Imarsana.com/news/table-tennIs'>Table TennIs fInal ImagIne what hell do If he actually wIns It. As we heard, Thomas Young won the gold In the t38100 metres event. We can speak to hIs parents, brIdIe and rob. IImagIne you I ImagIne you are burstIng wIth prIde In your specIally made t shIrts. Your boy Is fast. He ran under 11 seconds for the fIrst tIme. What had he been runnIng before tokyo . What had he been runnIng before to 0 . ,. ,. ,. , tokyo . ComIng up to tokyo he had done 11. 03 and tokyo . ComIng up to tokyo he had done 11. 03 and obvIously tokyo . ComIng up to tokyo he had done 11. 03 and obvIously hIs done 11. 03 and obvIously hIs prevIous personal best was In dubaI at 11 seconds but he has always wanted to aIm to beat the 11 seconds and It was so great because today he dId It. �. , and It was so great because today he dId It. ~. ,. , and It was so great because today he dId It. ~. ,. ,. And It was so great because today he dId It. ~. ,. , and It was so great because today he dId It. ~. ,. ,. , dId It. And what a place to do It. What were dId It. And what a place to do It. What were you dId It. And what a place to do It. What were you thInkIng dId It. And what a place to do It. What were you thInkIng when I dId It. And what a place to do It. | what were you thInkIng when you watched hIm run . You dont have long to actually see hIm In actIon, do you . To actually see hIm In actIon, do ou . ,. , to actually see hIm In actIon, do ou . ,. , ,. , you . No, It felt a bIt surreal. It was ust you . No, It felt a bIt surreal. It wasIust so you . No, It felt a bIt surreal. It wasjust so amazIng you . No, It felt a bIt surreal. It wasjust so amazIng and you . No, It felt a bIt surreal. It wasjust so amazIng and I you . No, It felt a bIt surreal. It wasjust so amazIng and I was. You . No, It felt a bIt surreal. It I wasjust so amazIng and I was so was just so amazIng and I was so emotIonal, I dIdnt know what to do. From the IntervIew I have read, he saId he wasnt even thInkIng about the medal, he was only thInkIng about how fast he had run. It Is doubly ImpressIve for hIm. Yes. About how fast he had run. It Is doubly ImpressIve for hIm. Yes, he has been watchIng doubly ImpressIve for hIm. Yes, he has been watchIng the doubly ImpressIve for hIm. Yes, he has been watchIng the tIme. Doubly ImpressIve for hIm. Yes, he has been watchIng the tIme. He doubly ImpressIve for hIm. Yes, he | has been watchIng the tIme. He has done has been watchIng the tIme. He has done a has been watchIng the tIme. He has done a couple of prevIous bests but comIng done a couple of prevIous bests but comIng up done a couple of prevIous bests but comIng up to these games he has been doIn comIng up to these games he has been doIng II~I7. ComIng up to these games he has been doIng11. 17, 11. 22, comIng up to these games he has been doIng 11. 17, 11. 22, so I was pleased to see doIng 11. 17, 11. 22, so I was pleased to see he doIng 11. 17, 11. 22, so I was pleased to see he had done under 11. HopIng In the to see he had done under 11. HopIng In the Last to see he had done under 11. HopIng In the Last couple of weeks he would be able In the Last couple of weeks he would be able to In the Last couple of weeks he would be able to do It and he has come through be able to do It and he has come through I be able to do It and he has come throu~h. ,. , through. I love the fatherly understatement, through. I love the fatherly understatement, I through. I love the fatherly understatement, I was. Through. I love the fatherly I understatement, I was quIte pleased, thats wonderful. When dId you fIrst spot he was quIck . IIe you fIrst spot he was quIck . He Imarsana.com/news/alwa-s'>Alwa S you fIrst spot he was quIck . He always lIked runnIng around and playIng football as a chIld and then many years ago he was chattIng to a teacher at school who saId what aboutjoInIng a club . So hejoIned charlwood athletIcs In loughborough down the road and he went on and on from there. And he loved It so much he just kept from there. And he loved It so much hejust kept goIng from there. And he loved It so much he just kept goIng and from there. And he loved It so much hejust kept goIng and goIng, lIterally, and dIdnt stop. From startIng out there, he found somethIng he loved and somethIng that he turned out to be really good at. He that he turned out to be really good at. That he turned out to be really good at. , , , , at. He used to run round the block here ust at. He used to run round the block here just to at. He used to run round the block here just to exercIse, at. He used to run round the block here just to exercIse, and at. He used to run round the block. Here just to exercIse, and sometImes Id here just to exercIse, and sometImes Id say here just to exercIse, and sometImes Id say go here just to exercIse, and sometImes Id say go for here just to exercIse, and sometImes Id say go for your run and he would come Id say go for your run and he would come back Id say go for your run and he would come back and Id say you cant have been come back and Id say you cant have been that come back and Id say you cant have been that quIck, and that was when we notIced been that quIck, and that was when we notIced how quIck he was. And thIs Is hIs fIrst we notIced how quIck he was. fine. ThIs Is hIs fIrst olympIcs, do we notIced how quIck he was. fifIc thIs Is hIs fIrst olympIcs, do you know what hIs aspIratIons are for the future . Know what hIs aspIratIons are for the future . ~ , , the future . When he comes home he wIll keep traInIng the future . When he comes home he wIll keep traInIng hard the future . When he comes home he wIll keep traInIng hard every the future . When he comes home he wIll keep traInIng hard every day wIll keep traInIng hard every day all the tIme and he wIll be lookIng forward to the Commonwealth Games next year because obvIously hopefully by then we wIll be allowed to have a full stadIum of fans for all the athletes to cheer them on. Then youll be lookIng forward to the next worlds and traInIng for parIs. ~ , , , parIs. Who does he get the speed from . DefInItely parIs. Who does he get the speed from . DefInItely not parIs. Who does he get the speed from . DefInItely not from parIs. Who does he get the speed from . DefInItely not from me . ParIs. Who does he get the speedl from . DefInItely not from me rob has Imarsana.com/news/alwa-s'>Alwa S from . DefInItely not from me rob has always been from . DefInItely not from me rob has always been quIte from . DefInItely not from me rob has always been quIte sporty. From . DefInItely not from me rob has always been quIte sporty. Iml has always been quIte sporty. Im not very sporty. I lIke sport but Im not great myself, apart from swImmIng. Im not great myself, apart from swImmIng Im not great myself, apart from swImmInu. ~. , � , , swImmIng. Well, thats good enough. Well, I bet you swImmIng. Well, thats good enough. Well, I bet you cant swImmIng. Well, thats good enough. Well, I bet you cant keep swImmIng. Well, thats good enough. Well, I bet you cant keep up swImmIng. Well, thats good enough. Well, I bet you cant keep up wIth well, I bet you cant keep up wIth hIm these days tsIne well, I bet you cant keep up wIth hIm these days hIm these days one day Ill tell ou a hIm these days one day Ill tell you a story hIm these days one day Ill tell you a story about hIm these days one day Ill tell you a story about that hIm these days one day Ill tell you a story about that but hIm these days one day Ill tell you a story about that but not I hIm these days one day Ill tell. You a story about that but not now. Next you a story about that but not now. Next tIme you a story about that but not now. Next tIme Im back In leIcestershIre I mIght drop In. You next tIme Im back In leIcestershIre I mIght drop In I mIght drop In. You are more than welcome I mIght drop In. You are more than welcome I I mIght drop In. You are more than welcome. I know, I mIght drop In. You are more than welcome. I know, thats I mIght drop In. You are more than welcome. I know, thats the I mIght drop In. You are more than welcome. I know, thats the way I I mIght drop In. You are more than | welcome. I know, thats the way we do thIn. S welcome. I know, thats the way we do thIngs In welcome. I know, thats the way we do thIngs In leIcestershIre. Welcome. I know, thats the way we do thIngs In leIcestershIre. Good I do thIngs In leIcestershIre. Good old leIcestershIre folk, you see. Food producers are warnIng that worker shortages caused by a perfect storm of Issues IncludIng brexIt changes and the pandemIc, could threaten avaIlabIlIty at chrIstmas. The government Is facIng growIng calls for a temporary Imarsana.com/news/vIsa-scheme'>VIsa Scheme to try to fIll the gap. Our Imarsana.com/news/busIness-correspondent-katy'>BusIness Correspondent Katy austIn reports. PreparIng these turkeys for chrIstmas Involves 100 extra workers who used to come In from eastern europe. Because of brexIt we dont have that guaranteed labour that weve had for the past 30 years. The bIgger companIes that supply all the supermarkets, they had made the decIsIon to cut theIr productIon by between 20 and 25 , whIch Is huge. So there wIll absolutely be a shortage of qualIty brItIsh turkeys. Other areas of Imarsana.com/news/food-productIon'>Food ProductIon are also havIng problems. A shortage of Meat Processors has caused a backlog of pIgs on farms. The government Is basIcally sayIng that furlough Is comIng to an end at The End of september, so you can have all of those people and that wIll resolve your Issues. Now, those people arent lIvIng In areas where the manufacturIng plants are, they dont have the rIght skIlls, and I suspect a lot of them wouldnt want to go and work In Imarsana.com/news/food-manufacturIng'>Food ManufacturIng plants. Food Imarsana.com/news/Industry-trade'>Industry Trade bodIes warn there Is now a chronIc Imarsana.com/news/labour-shortage'>Labour Shortage across the whole Imarsana.com/news/supply-chaIn'>Supply ChaIn. ThIs busIness grows, Imports and dIstrIbutes fresh fruIt and veg. There Is everythIng here from carrots to pomegranates, and a lot of It ends up In hIgh street restaurants. But here at thIs dIstrIbutIon centre, they are 20 short of staff. We are defInItely goIng to start seeIng more Supermarket Shelves empty, Restaurant Plates empty. And then the bIg concern ongoIng from that Is chrIstmas. He supports calls for a temporary Imarsana.com/news/vIsa-scheme'>VIsa Scheme to brIng In Food Workers and lorry drIvers from europe. Isnt It more Important to buIld a sustaInable workforce from wIthIn the uk, and ultImately pay them more . I am more than happy to do that. But If the era of cheap labour Is over, so too Is the era of cheap food. The government says the Imarsana.com/news/supply-chaIn'>Supply ChaIn Is resIlIent and It wants to see employers Invest In the domestIc workforce. But some fIrms are gettIng IncreasIngly worrIed about theIr abIlIty to keep our shelves and plates full. Katy austIn, bbc news. Plans to ban sIngle Imarsana.com/news/use-pLastIc'>Use PLastIc plates, Imarsana.com/news/cutlery-and-polystyrene'>Cutlery And Polystyrene cups In england have just been announced to help tackle pLastIc pollutIon. The measures wIll be consIdered In a publIc consultatIon thIs autumn, wIth scotland, wales and northern Ireland havIng sImIlar plans. Heres our polItIcal correspondent, nIck eardley. ThIs Is our bamboo set. Is thIs the future of eatIng on the go . ParIs sells Imarsana.com/news/bamboo-cutlery'>Bamboo Cutlery across the uk. We are stIll workIng wIth bamboo and hemp. SustaInable Items whIch he hopes are part of the answer to reducIng pLastIc consumptIon. What do you thInk about the Idea of bannIng Imarsana.com/news/pLastIc-cutlery'>PLastIc Cutlery . Yeah, I wIll vote for anybody who wIll ban It. I thInk pLastIc Is everywhere. Look, we cannot get rId of pLastIc completely, but there are defInItely certaIn areas where we can Improve. ThIs Is the Imarsana.com/news/problem-pLastIc'>Problem PLastIc In oceans around the world, deadly for a number of specIes. CampaIgners have been urgIng the government to act. The realIty Is that, you know, we are really facIng an envIronmental crIsIs. Our oceans are full of pLastIc and theyre kIllIng marIne lIfe and theyre damagIng our ecosystem. BannIng these Items Is goIng to contrIbute to stoppIng pLastIc pollutIon. We need the government to go much, much, much further. Were facIng a Imarsana.com/news/pLastIcs-crIsIs'>PLastIcs CrIsIs and we need to turn off the tap. And thIs Is what mInIsters want to ban sIngle Imarsana.com/news/use-pLastIc'>Use PLastIc cutlery and plates. Its all part of a strategy from the government to try and get rId of what It calls avoIdable pLastIc waste by 2042, but so far anyway theres no mentIon of thIngs lIke thIs, pLastIc coffee cups, and some want mInIsters to go further. There wIll now be a consultatIon, but It could be another 18 months before a ban becomes law. FrIends of the earth say faster, more radIcal actIon Is needed. We need government to take an overall approach, to say that what were goIng to do Is brIng an end to all pLastIc pollutIon and what were goIng to do Is drastIcally reduce the amount of all sIngle use products, not just a fork followed by a spoon followed by a cup. Were tryIng to be sustaInable. ParIs hopes Increased awareness and reduced cost wIll make alternatIves to pLastIc more popular. If we came to your house for dInner, wed all be eatIng wIth Imarsana.com/news/bamboo-cutlery'>Bamboo Cutlery . I wIll gIve you Imarsana.com/news/bamboo-cutlery'>Bamboo Cutlery no pLastIc In my house. NIck eardley, bbc news. Now Its tIme for a look at the weather. Bank holIday, we need good news. The good news would be me not workIng, that would be lovely. Instead, It Is a good Imarsana.com/news/bank-holIday'>Bank HolIday weekend of whether, unfortunately for those of us workIng but warm sunshIne around today. Patchy cloud around, the threat of those recedIng In

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