Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me arejoe wilson, the Uk Politics reporter at bloomberg, and sian griffiths, the Education Editor at the sunday times. Lets catch up with the front pages again that theyve both been looking at. The future of quarantine The Times writes that fully vaccinated people may not need to isolate if they come into contact with someone with the virus, a change it says could be made within weeks. Isolating also takes the front of the mail, as it leads with reports of calls to reform rules or risk crippling the economy. And another split in westminster, as Michael Gove becomes the second Cabinet Minister to part ways with their wife in the space of a week. The telegraph focuses on whether any social distancing rules could have been broken. A victory for decency the Labour Leader sir Keir Starmer s reaction to the by Election Win in Batley And Spen leads on the front of the guardian. Its trading that takes t
Hello and welcome. The last american troops have left Bagram Air base, the us military S Centre of operations throughout two decades of Occupation And Engagement in afghanistan. The departure is a signal that the complete withdrawal of foreign forces from the country is imminent. A taliban spokesman described the handover of bagram as a positive step. Our Security Correspondent Frank Gardner reports. Bagram air base, afghanistan, the most strategically vital base in the country. Last night, the us military pulled out after nearly 20 years there. It follows a decision by President Biden for us forces to leave afghanistan by september 11. Were on track exactly as to where we expected to be, but i wanted to make sure there was enough running room, that we wouldnt be able to do it all till september. There will still be some forces left, but its a rational drawdown with our allies. The base has now been handed over to afghan government forces. But all over the country, theyre coming under
Theres all the difficulties of fighting over the tory party, as well, and she did well to win that election by 323 votes, so it was very clearly close. So to come out and face all that and come out as the winner, i think it is a great day for the Labour Party and her. The other interesting thing i suppose is, asjoe was saying, complicated contest there, the Tories Finish Second by only 300 votes, George Galloway came in third, some people forget he was a giant killer, the man who ended Roy Jenkinss long parliamentary career. For a Newbie Politician like kim, thats quite an environment of cut your political teeth in. Absolutely, she did do incredibly your political teeth in. Absolutely, she did do incredibly well, your political teeth in. Absolutely, she did do incredibly well, it your political teeth in. Absolutely, she did do incredibly well, it was l your political teeth in. Absolutely, l she did do incredibly well, it was a very close she did do incredibly well, it was a very close
After Testing Positive for cannabis. Hello, welcome to Bbc News. Im shaun ley. The last american troops have left Bagram Air base, the us military S Centre of operations throughout two decades of Occupation And Engagement in afghanistan. The departure is a signal that the complete withdrawal of foreign forces from the country is imminent. A taliban spokesman described the handover of bagram as a positive step. Our Security Correspondent Frank Gardner reports. Bagram air base, afghanistan, the most strategically vital base in the country. Last night, the us military pulled out after nearly 20 years there. It follows a decision by President Biden for us forces to leave afghanistan by september 11. Were on track exactly as to where we expected to be, but i wanted to make sure there was enough running room, that we wouldnt be able to do it all till september. There will still be some forces left, but its a rational drawdown with our allies. The base has now been handed over to afghan gover
All, and it comes after the president held a second News Conference saying, quote, america is back, after a second day at the g7 meetings. Joining me, nbc chief foreign Affairs Correspondent andrea mitchell, Nbc News correspondent sarah harman, and Msnbc Royal Contributor Andrew Roberts. So as we await actual movement, to all five of you, im not sure what you can see but were still waiting for Joe Biden and Jill Biden to walk towards the queen, andrew, what do we expect from Todays Meeting . What typically comes out of a sitdown with a u. S. President and the queen . Reporter as you know, the Queens Reign is the longest in history, 69 years, her 95th birthday is in april but they celebrate it in june. That was, because of pandemic rules, done At Windsor without the throngs that would normally have been gathered. But the typical meeting would be very formal, of course. I have had the honor of meeting her on several of her washington visits over the decades. In my experience, this is som