lives. and i have believed there has been some talks at the uk, but the foreign secretary to negotiate with the country, to ensure that safe passage by land, but the other thing obviously that could seem quite an obviously that could seem quite an obvious one, if the airport restarts civilian flights, would be to fly these people out of kabul airport, and the other thing that came out of the interview with the bbc pashto service was that the taliban believes and claims that this airport could reopen in the next couple of days. we willjust need to see if it is the case. couple of days. we will 'ust need to see if it is the case.— see if it is the case. ra'ini, thank ou ve see if it is the case. ra'ini, thank you very much. _ see if it is the case. rajini, thank you very much. monitoring - see if it is the case. rajini, thank you very much. monitoring the i you very much. monitoring the situation there from delhi. with me now is bilal sarwary, afghan journalist, who has escaped kabul with his family. bilal, thank you forjoining us. you have written and spoken incredibly movingly about what you and your family and so many other afghans have been through. especially in the last few weeks. i just want to begin with you and your family. you have

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