Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are olivia utley, assistant Comment Editor at the telegraph and richard duggan, editor of Essex And Cambridgeshire live. Tomorrows front pages, starting with. When the final us flights to leave the area those who helped western forces have been left behind. The taliban according saying that theyre able to launch fresh air strikes against the islamic state in afghanistan and the remains of the vehicle hit by a Drone Strike in kabul makes The Front Page of the guardian. It is thought that seven children are amongst the dead. The time reports on leaks from the pentagon which Shift Blame towards Uk Forces for the deaths at the airport on thursday. The metro since the last us troops left kabul a minute before midnight local time to end 20 years of conflict there. That is the picture of both afghan refugees arriving on The Front Page of the ft. Which also says that the eu is preparing to impose covert Travel Restrictions on the us. Covid i9. Disposable nappies could be taxed to encourage parents to switch to green alternatives. That is the flavour of some of Oui Ourfrom pages our from pages and ourfrom pages and lets begin our chat. Youll kick yourself for the metro and its The Last Flight, that is our top story this evening. The headline is The Last Flight in your on that. ~ ,. , headline is The Last Flight in your on that. ~ ,. ,. ,. , on that. Absolutely harrowing image ofthe on that. Absolutely harrowing image of the Men Creeping on that. Absolutely harrowing image of the Men Creeping for on that. Absolutely harrowing image of the Men Creeping for those on that. Absolutely harrowing image of the Men Creeping for those killed| of the Men Creeping for those killed in the of the Men Creeping for those killed in the Drone Strike and we do not know in the Drone Strike and we do not know the in the Drone Strike and we do not know the exact numbers, but one of them know the exact numbers, but one of them is know the exact numbers, but one of them is said know the exact numbers, but one of them is said to have been two years old. Them is said to have been two years otd~ it them is said to have been two years otd~ It Is them is said to have been two years old. It is a horrific thing and it has old. It is a horrific thing and it has happened of The Last Flight of the us has happened of The Last Flight of the us pulling out after 20 years of conflict the us pulling out after 20 years of conflict and bloodshed. 0ne the us pulling out after 20 years of conflict and bloodshed. One of the Realty Conflict and bloodshed. 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Same story on the front| page, if you can take us to vet. It is the chaos in the bloodshed in the backdrop is the us has finally ended its 20 year conflict. I backdrop is the us has finally ended its 20 year conflict. Its 20 year conflict. I think We Cannot underestimate its 20 year conflict. I think We Cannot underestimate the its 20 year conflict. I think we i cannot underestimate the chaos its 20 year conflict. I think We Cannot underestimate the chaos every day for cannot underestimate the chaos every day for the cannot underestimate the chaos every day for the past few days, theres Ust Day for the past few days, theres just iteen day for the past few days, theres just been a day for the past few days, theres just been a News Story of total havoc just been a News Story of total havoc breaking loose and we have semi conflicting reports and this of what actually happened. Theres a drone what actually happened. Theres a Drone Strike in the us is saying that it Drone Strike in the us is saying that it was Drone Strike in the us is saying that it was attacking and isis than on its that it was attacking and isis than on its way that it was attacking and isis than on its way to Kabul Airport and a suicide on its way to Kabul Airport and a Suicide Bomber and they claimed that there were Suicide Bomber and they claimed that there were multiple secondary explosions after their Drone Strike, suggesting that there was a bomb in the car suggesting that there was a bomb in the car but suggesting that there was a bomb in the car but others say that it was ust the car but others say that it was just his the car but others say that it was just his family that was killed and no one just his family that was killed and no one else. And its absolutely harrowing~ no one else. And its absolutely harrowing. As for the bloodshed, i think harrowing. As for the bloodshed, i think we harrowing. As for the bloodshed, i think we have to remember is it barely think we have to remember is it barely begun and the taliban have been barely begun and the taliban have been quite moderated for the past few days been quite moderated for the past few days and from outside of the taliban few days and from outside of the taliban. We few days and from outside of the taliban. ~. ,. ,. ,. , taliban. We are going to see more conflict from taliban. We are going to see more conflict from the taliban. We are going to see more conflict from the taliban taliban. We are going to see more conflict from the taliban that taliban. We are going to see more conflict from the taliban that this. Conflict from the taliban that this new Slick Pr Routine which is the same fundamental taliban and if you think the bloodshed is anything, then im afraid itsjust probably going to get worse and what that does for Bitings Reputation has to be thought about as well because thats really going to be in tatters if anything else comes to pass. Taste if anything else comes to pass. We are going to hear a Paper Statement where he is saying that he will address the Nation Tomorrow to explain why he did not decide to extend us presence in afghanistan beyond the 31st. Still on The Front Page of the guardian, this is the thing. There are people still in afghanistan who are trapped trying to get out of the country and it appears that It Is labour who is pushing to try and get people out. The front page of the guardian, rescuing 7000 people from afghanistan. Taste rescuing 7000 people from afghanistan. Rescuing 7000 people from afghanistan. 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We are looking at 7000| people as we have seen in the pages, quite guaranteed, people in afghanistan who there are plenty of people afghanistan who there are plenty of people who are terrified for their loved people who are terrified for their Loved Ones and those are trapped out there and Loved Ones and those are trapped out there and yes, It Is Labour Mps that are leading there and yes, It Is Labour Mps that are leading the charge on this and theyve are leading the charge on this and theyve been inundated with pleas, thousands theyve been inundated with pleas, thousands of constituents were desperately trying to get their family desperately trying to get their family Members Home and as weve all been in family Members Home and as weve all been in horrible situations there, chiidren. Been in horrible situations there, children, disabled relatives and people children, disabled relatives and people from minorities who, because of either people from minorities who, because of eithertheir people from minorities who, because of either their minority or another group of either their minority or another group of of either their minority or another group of people were going to be targeted group of people were going to be targeted by the taliban and we can io targeted by the taliban and we can go on targeted by the taliban and we can go on about how the taliban the strength go on about how the taliban the strength of the taliban is trying to rebind strength of the taliban is trying to rebind itself, they are still the Taiiban Rebind itself, they are still the taliban and theres no getting away from that taliban and theres no getting away from that despite what they say. Though from that despite what they say. Though the from that despite what they say. Though the micro is trying to rebind itself though the micro is trying to Rebind Itseif though the micro is trying to rebind itself rebrand. Though the micro is trying to rebind itself rebrand. Though the micro is trying to rebind itself rebrand. They push through a resolution itself rebrand. They push through a resolution in itself rebrand. They push through a resolution in their itself rebrand. They push through a resolution in their two itself rebrand. They push through a resolution in their two countries, l a resolution in their two countries, China And Russia who abstained. But they said that the taliban had to adhere to their commitments to ensure safe passage for those wanting to leave. Your thoughts on the taliban sticking to that commitment. It all sticking to that commitment. It all seems incredibly sticking to that commitment. It all seems incredibly naive. Sticking to that commitment. It all seems incredibly naive. We sticking to that commitment. It all seems incredibly naive. We have seen this over the past few days. Boris johnson talking about how were going to work together with the taliban. And im like you have any idea what this group is like was my consolidated 20 years ago and theres no evidence that they have changed it all. This work that this rationalism and our western Liberalism Canjust Rationalism and our western liberalism can just kinda rationalism and our western Liberalism Canjust kinda be exported around the globe and eventually the taliban will see reason in the way of how we look at things. Itsjust not reason in the way of how we look at things. Its just not true. The longer that we stick to this total fantasy, the more damaging its going to be. I think the Telegraph Story that we are reporting tomorrow is that the raf could come back and strike again, i think thats the language that the taliban listens to. 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Yes, its a promise from the raf that it will| promise from the raf that it will come back and strike again. The us is saying something similar which i think will come as a bit of a relief because what it looks like for the past few months, all of bitings very strong language will bring their boys back and thats it. We dont want to be intervening in foreign lands and the more It Is a land that we do not know about far away, etc. It has been the messaging and think its quite good to see that actually, this is not the End Of The Road and that we are still taking the threat of notjust the taliban, but the threat of the afghanistan becoming a Breeding Ground for international terrorists seriously in the raf is going to strike i think is of quite good Letterfor Strike i think is of quite good letter for Joe Strike i think is of quite good Letterforjoe Biden and other western leaders to climb down. That we will be back. fine western leaders to climb down. That we will be back. We will be back. One of the lines in this does quote we will be back. One of the lines in this does Quote Dominic we will be back. One of the lines in this does Quote Dominic from we will be back. One of the lines in. This does Quote Dominic from earlier to combat the violent islamists that they will be taking all necessary means that the chaos in afghanistan had increased the Terror Threat to the uk, the current Terror Threat level is substantial and it had only been lowered by Priti Patel earlier this year and it was severe. He could see it go up again, couldnt we . ,. ,. ,. , could see it go up again, couldnt we . ,. , could see it go up again, couldnt we . Yes and did any of us not see that coming . We . Yes and did any of us not see that coming . The we . Yes and did any of us not see that coming . The taliban we . Yes and did any of us not see that coming . The taliban taking i we . Yes and did any of us not see i that coming . The taliban taking over again that coming . The taliban taking over again you that coming . The taliban taking over again. You dont have to have a crystal again. You dont have to have a Crystal Ball again. You dont have to have a Crystal Ball to see that actually, a group Crystal Ball to see that actually, a group of Crystal Ball to see that actually, a group of extremists who are against what we group of extremists who are against what we stand for in the west are going what we stand for in the west are going to what we stand for in the west are going to want to export that horrible going to want to export that horrible Ideology And Cause misery across horrible Ideology And Cause misery across parts of the route that they dont across parts of the route that they dont agree with how we live and i ust dont agree with how we live and i just dont dont agree with how we live and i just dont see how we did not see this coming or if we did see it coming, this coming or if we did see it coming, why have we not done anything coming, why have we not done anything about it, really. The pentagon is blaming the uk for the bombing depths on thursday. A hundred 70 afghans, the service and the afghans and 13 us personnel were killed. , ,. ,. , killed. Again, this is a story with Ve Ha killed. Again, this is a story with very hazy details. Killed. Again, this is a story with very hazy details. As killed. Again, this is a story with very hazy details. As briefings i killed. Again, this is a story with i very hazy details. As briefings and counter briefings. For the pentagon this briefing is that britain asked of the us to keep the gate open and then the Terror Attack took place in then the Terror Attack took place in the blaming britain for the steps in effect in british sources are saying that we do not recognise this briefing at all. We realise the situation had changed were willing to change our message and if the us suggested closing the gate, wouldve gone on with it so weVe Had briefings encounter briefings like the us is doing all it can to shift the us is doing all it can to shift the finger of blame because he felt the finger of blame because he felt the whole international community basically pouring in, criticising Joe Biden and it feels as though he started to panic and has gone to a bit of a corner here in doing all of what he can to shift the blame. We have a Special Relationship with the us and we are reaching and add that we do not need. We are about to face this insurgent taliban and what comes of that as we discussed is, terrorists blossoming again across afghanistan and almost certainly. This time, we need to be stronger than ever. We need our allies more than ever. We need our allies more than ever. We need our allies more than ever. But i read these relationships are beginning to fracture and theres so much room for confusion and briefings, these nasty backside briefings we dont actually know what happened we do not have journalists on the Ground Reporting we do not have in afghanistan, i think when you see a lot more of this to come its only going to get nastier. Lm lot more of this to come its only going to get nastier. Lot more of this to come its only going to get nastier. Im going to take ou going to get nastier. Im going to take you to going to get nastier. Im going to take you to the going to get nastier. Im going to take you to the front going to get nastier. Im going to take you to The Front Page going to get nastier. Im going to take you to The Front Page of going to get nastier. Im going to take you to The Front Page of the | take you to The Front Page of the financial times. When changing subjects here. Were now on covid 19. Before you comment on this, you will see the connection. I just noticed that there will be something issued by the agency which that the us Side Covid 19 do not travel for switzerland, Estonia And Estonia now considering The Front Page of the financial times, that may well be reversed. It is may well be reversed. It is interesting may well be reversed. It is interesting that may well be reversed. It is interesting that his may well be reversed. It is interesting that his Come L May well be reversed. It is interesting that his come through Ust Interesting that his come through just not interesting that his come through just not giving with the eu is saying. Just not giving with the eu is saying, removed in the us from its list of saying, removed in the us from its list of countries with restrictions and nonessential travel, that is going and nonessential travel, that is going to and nonessential travel, that is going to be a decision that has to be made going to be a decision that has to be made by member states. They will have to be made by member states. They will have to make that decision as to whether have to make that decision as to whether or have to make that decision as to whether or not to remove the us and the Reality Whether or not to remove the us and the reality is, the Delta Variant has become dominant have seen It Increase has become dominant have seen It Increase across the world in the us, the Uk Increase across the world in the us, the uk and increase across the world in the us, the uk and the eu. The reason why the uk and the eu. The reason why the us the uk and the eu. The reason why the us most of europe is the vaccination remains relatively low in many vaccination remains relatively low in many parts of the us and infection in many parts of the us and infection rates have climbed more steeply infection rates have climbed more steeply in infection rates have climbed more steeply in theres been a rise in deaths steeply in theres been a rise in deaths because not enough people are getting deaths because not enough people are getting vaccinated. The us is only vaccinated getting vaccinated. The us is only vaccinated 52 of its population, the eu vaccinated 52 of its population, the Eu 57 Vaccinated 52 of its population, the eu 57 and the uk has 64 . Those numbers the eu 57 and the uk has 64 . Those numbers dont sound a lot with they eguate numbers dont sound a lot with they equate to numbers dont sound a lot with they equate to millions of people who have not equate to millions of people who have not been fully vaccinated against have not been fully vaccinated against the silence. Have not been fully vaccinated against the silence. Going back to the times with against the silence. Going back to the times with the against the silence. Going back to the times with the travel against the silence. Going back to the times with the Travel Theme i against the silence. Going back to i the times with the Travel Theme and the times with the Travel Theme and the Staff Shortage brings chaos and cues to heathrow. Lm the Staff Shortage brings chaos and cues to heathrow. The Staff Shortage brings chaos and cues to heathrow. Im not surprised, Everywhere Cues to heathrow. Im not surprised, everywhere weve cues to heathrow. Im not surprised, everywhere weve been, cues to heathrow. Im not surprised, everywhere weve been, that cues to heathrow. Im not surprised, everywhere weve been, that this everywhere weve been, that this been huge Staff Shortages and the pandemic is supposed to be over and flying to seems to be such a mess of the moment. You know the Delta Variant is distributed to the world and that vaccines are very effective at preventing hospitalisations and deaths. But as far as i concerned, My Notjust Relax The Travel Concerns Pandemic restrictions and vaccinated me people as possible. As many people. Lucy this for months and years to come and i am not travelling to the next six months and i dont see why anyone would. Thank you very much for this evening. Quite a busy evening for everyone here. Thank you for your time. Thank you for watching us here at bbc news. From the team and myself. Good night. Hello and welcome to the Film Review. Im filling in for Marker Mode to review this weeks releases. So, legend has it that if you look in the mirror and say his name five times. You will appear behind you. Candyman. Anthony. Candyman. Anthony, no. Candyman. Stop stop it. Candyman. Stop it 0k. You better not do that. 0k, 0k. Whispers candyman. You play too much 0w, no, stop yes, the candyman is back. While there have been other sequels, this is framed as a direct sequel to the 1992 horror about a Supernatural Killer with a hook for a hand, who is hunting the Housing Projects of chicagos cabrini green. Fast forward to the present, and the areas being gentrified with Luxury Loft condos. Its a comfortable life for visual artist anthony, played by Yahya Abdul Mateen ii, and his gallery director partner, brianna, played by teyonah parris. At least until anthony decides that the best way to get artistic inspiration is to invoke said candyman. Lets just say his new exhibition hits the headlines for all the wrong reasons. Say his name. Candyman. Ah if youre looking for scares, then candyman has plenty of suspenseful scenes and a few very gory moments. But its also darkly funny and thought provoking. Expertly directed by nia dacosta, this is co produced and co written byjordan peel, the man behind get out and us. Like those films, candyman explores the monstrous aspects of real people, not just supernatural ones, and delivers a contemporary cynical spin on archetypes from the art world. While on the one hand this comedy reinforces stereotypes about powerful wealthy people, the casting subtly bucks tradition. Very few of these characters are played by white men. The same cannot be said of the many Police Officers in this film. This has a lot to say about Police Brutality and race relations. Candyman also has a very distinct visual identity, from its opening font, to its flashbacks told by shadow puppetry. Honestly, this is such an interesting film, i could write a thesis on it. Im sure students will be doing so for years to come. Candyman. No Candyman Ugh 0h dont say his name. Dont follow me. Its in cinemas now, and if you want to see the original candyman, its on netflix now. They sing 0ur Story is older than these hills and glens. It was springtime, and we had one thing on our minds. Boys. But it was more of an innocent time, before Social Media and Mobile Phones changed everything forever. It was 1996. As a former catholic schoolgirl, i was intrigued to see the new Comedy Drama 0ur ladies, about Choir Girls Running Riot in 19905 edinburgh. This is based on the award winning novel The Sopranos by alan warner, which was taken to the stage as 0ur Ladies of perpetual succour, the name of the school in the rural highlands. Now simply called 0ur Ladies, it follows a choir of Trilling Teens whove won a place in edinburgh competition. Theyre taken there by Choir Mistress Sister condron, whos played by Kate Dickey in a rare and welcome comedic role. Rather rashly, she lets the girls decide what to do with their free time in the big city. I mean, how much mischief can a group of schoolgirls really get up to . Yeah, you guessed it, a lot. Fresh meat three oclock. Three oclock. Having exhausted most of the romantic and sexual opportunities in their small highland town, 0rla, tallulah greive, chell, Rona Morrison and kyla, marli siu, head off on the pull, complete with a supersized bottle of cola spiked with vodka. Meanwhile, finnoula, played by Abigail Lawrie sidles off on a secret mission, where she bumps into head girl, kay, played by eve austin. What follows is a witty Whistle Stop Tour of edinburgh haunts. Whether theyre ruling the karaoke or winding up the local coppers, these girls are brimming with indestructible teenage confidence. But, of course, there are serious Dramas Underneath from friendships in crisis to cancer. While i think this Film Wouldve benefited from more women behind the scenes, Caton Jones does a good job of bringing the characters to life with a great cast to capture the storys mischievous spirit. 0ur Ladies is in cinemas now. Are you ready to order, sir . Yeah, i think so. Well start with a dozen oysters and the shrimp cocktail. My princess will have the chateaubriand, and ill do the whole roasted sea bass. Lets start with a bottle of white, and then we will have red with our dinner, whatever goes best with our food. Dont look at him, ive. Told you what we wanted. Thank you. Youre embarrassing. And youre exhausting. How . Everything is going to be fine. From 1996 to 1986, Wherejude Law Stars as a volatile father in The Nest. An unsettling claustrophobic drama, The Nest sees a family of four uprooted from the states to rural england. Rich rory has found what he thinks is an irresistible Business Opportunity in london and rents a huge Country House thats entirely impractical, just one sign of his impulsive nature and unrealistic ambition. Theres a flavour of the Mosquito Coast as he drags his family into his schemes, but this also feels like a very personal work from Writer Director sean durkin, who gave us the brilliant Martha Marcy may marlene in 2011. Carrie coon puts in a riveting performance as rory� s equestrian wife, alison, a strident sardonic woman going through a range of emotions over the course of this film. I remember really enjoying her performance as ben affleck� s sister, margo, in gone girl, and as a Cult Leader in tv� s the sinner. Jude law, meanwhile, delivers a suitably manic performance, but hes particularly good when were let in on rory� s more private moments. What with this and tv� s the third day, law seems to be on a roll, and he isjoined by a strong supporting cast, including adeel akhtar, anne reid, and michael culkin, who incidentally also had a role in the original candyman film. Exploring themes including masculinity, gender and family, The Nest is a rewarding watch thats made all the more intense by Durkins Use of horror stylings. What is happening . Youre all strangers to me right now all of you youre embarrassing. And youre exhausting. Wmsmzns this is what we always wanted. Its in cinemas now. An egyptian teenager leads a double life in the new drama souad. 19 year old souad played by bassant ahmed wears her veil in public, but her Social Media tells a different story. She shares flirty photos and texts with her boyfriend, ahmed, whom shes never met. Heryoungersister, rabab, played by basmala el ghaiesh, observes all of this and plays an increasingly key role in this film of two halves. Its a fascinating and disturbing look at the contradiction of young girls lives in modern day urban egypt. Film Maker Ayten Amin draws excellent performances from her cast of newcomers, and everyday scenes become riveting under her keen observational eye. I couldve watched the opening bus scene, in Which Souad tells various strangers tall stories about her fiance, for hours. And theres a subtle Bathroom Moment that speaks volumes about repressed female sexuality. Souads second Half Isnt quite as strong as its first, but It Is still a real find when it comes to thoughtful art house fare. Its in cinemas now, including londons bfi southbank, as part their season on contemporary arab cinema. Ten, ten, through the course of this, theres been a terrorist incident. A what . They were speaking their own language, they werent speaking in english. You dont think they couldve been speaking welsh . This gentleman was sent by a Crime Family who are intent on taking over your turf. Hand over your takings how much is it . £1. 20. Oh, come on last week, i mentioned michael smiley� s great supporting turn in the horrorfilm sensor. This week, hes back in a leading role in a thriller, the toll. Smiley plays a Tollbooth Worker in rural wales. Hes rarely troubled by passing traffic, but that suits him just fine. Hes a criminal lying low and figures that no one will find him in the middle of nowhere. But, of course, one day, a driver recognises him and his past threatens to catch up with him. His previous life is a mystery, but his calm and ruthless demeanour speaks volumes. Humorously, it turns out that he is far from the only criminal in this remote corner of west wales. Pretty much everyone else is up to no good, apart from One Cop played by annes elwy. The amusing supporting cast includes game of Thrones Star iwan rheon, Sightseers Star Steve 0hram, and comedian paul kaye, who plays an eccentric ambulance driver. The addition of a female Elvis Impersonator and her sidekick feels superfluous, so the toll is a bit crowded. But its a very enjoyable watch for fans of dark british crime comedy. Where did you hide this car . Its in cinemas and on digital now. Thanks for watching the Film Review with me, anna smith. Ill be back next week. Meantime, stay safe. You might prefer my usual Technique Cave his head in with a brick, blame it on the gypsies. Theyre travellers, though. Travellers travel. Theyre gypsies. Hello there. Grey skies and cool weather for large parts of the uk again on tuesday. With the blanket of cloud for england and wales we start with temperatures 11 13 degrees. The clouds a Bit Thinner in scotland and Northern Ireland, so here is a cooler start. And we should see a bit more sunshine developing across central and western areas of scotland so too into Northern Ireland. And im hoping that we will see some sunshine breaking through that cloud in East Anglia and the southeast. Still some drizzle further north eastern parts of the uk. Many places still will be cloudy. And scotland will be quite a bit cooler. Moving into wednesday and again it looks pretty cloudy. But this time i think we will see more cloud in East Anglia and the southeast, perhaps some drizzle as well. More sunshine breaking through in some parts of scotland, Northern Ireland perhaps into cumbria later on in the day. But under the cloud and thats what most of us will be under, the temperatures will be typically around 17 or 18 celsius. Welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, im karishma vaswani. The headlines. Lets go live to oppressor from the united states where we can hear from the us secretary of state. Lets listen in. Hear from the us secretary of state. Lets listen in. State. Lets listen in. Who worked aroundtheclock i state. Lets listen in. Ltaic worked around the clock and Around The World to co ordinate the operation. They volunteered for duty in kabul. They threw doing Iflew To for duty in kabul. They threw doing i flew to transit countries to help Process Thousands of afghans for deployed points of entry in american bases to welcome afghans to the new homes. They staffed a 20 for seven Task Force here in washington