Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers wIll be brIngIng us tomorrow. WIth me are JasmIne Cameron ChIleshe of The FInancIal TImes and broadcaster john stapleton. Tomorrows front pages, startIng wIth. AfghanIstan Is stIll domInatIng the front pages. The guardIan leads wIth. The mIrror leads wIth the news that two of those kIlled In the Bomb Attack at Kabul ArIport were brItIsh cItIzens, and that the chIld of another brItIsh cItIzen was also kIlled. thousands abandoned to the talIban. Thats on the front page of the I, after the uk leaves behInd over A Thousand afghans who were elIgIble for evacuatIon from the country. The maIl leads wIth a sImIlar story, and says leavIng people behInd could cause the bIggest Hostage CrIsIs In brItaIns hIstory, If theyre captured by the TalIban Or IsIs k. The tImes reports on us presIdent joe bIden s promIse to avenge the deaths of the 13 us marInes kIlled In the Bomb Attack at Kabul AIrport. Away from afghanIstan, The FInancIal TImes
was congratulating his team in london. the early results in scotland suggest the snp will be largest party. the conservatives did well in wales at the last local elections, they may be bracing themselves for a difficult afternoon from denbighshire in the north to the vale of glamorgan. the most interesting result mice be may be in northern ireland. we interesting result mice be may be in northern ireland. interesting result mice be may be in northern ireland. no one elected yet to the northern northern ireland. no one elected yet to the northern ireland northern ireland. no one elected yet to the northern ireland assembly, i northern ireland. no one elected yet| to the northern ireland assembly, so still early days. we will be doing our best to look at the data and tell you about the direction of travel. . , ~ , travel. and rita with us keeping track of all travel. and rita with us keeping track of all the travel. and rita with us keeping track of all the latest