long-term policy which is heavy on our hearts today. but was curious as i sometimes get to do where you were at so thank you for your thoughts and good to see you. good to see you my friend. appreciate it. this is the beat with ari melber. we continue our coverage on what is undeniably a historic and sad day. here is how the president just put it. my fellow americans, the war in afghanistan is now over. i m the fourth president who has faced the issue of whether and when to end this war. i believe this is the right decision. a wise decision. and the best decision for america. that is how president biden marked the end, today, to america s longest war. what began at operation enduring freedom 20 years ago could be viewed and measured in so many different ways. from the many lives lost, on both sides of a war s arbitrary lines between the united states and the old afghanistan and the new afghanistan. you could also measure it by the tremendous financial cost, indeed w
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hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sonia sodha, who s the chief leader writerfor the observer, and christopher hope, the chief political correspondent and assistant editor at the daily telegraph. welcome to both of you and lovely to see you again. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. let s start with the telegraph. it says that the government is set to drop restrictions for double vaccinated people and reopen the border to european and american travellers from next month. the daily mail reports the words of an unnamed senior minister who said that covid is all over bar the shouting after cases fell for a seventh consecutive day. the metro front page carries the story of a young man, aged 3a, who has died of covid after two weeks in coma. he had refused to get a jab and had told his doctors he wished he could turn back time to get one. the ft reports a warning from the imf that the limited access to covid vac
along party lines to prevent a government shutdown and to suspend the debt ceiling, but it seems like this bill is dead on arrival in the senate. are republicans really willing to let the country default? it sure looks that way. look, people have to understand. the debt ceiling, when you raise the debt ceiling, you are not authorizing future debt and future spending. you are in effect acknowledging the debt and the spending that has already occurred. and of course most of that occurred under president trump and republican-controlled senate. so it is kind of the high point of hypocrisy to now refuse to pay the bills that you ran up, you know, while you were while you were in control. you know, there is just a tiny number of republicans who have indicated any openness to this. in the end, democrats may have to figure out a way to do this, like almost everything its on a party line basis. but as usual, we are sailing into crisis without a clear port in sight. kirsten, de
prince harry talks about catching up with the queen for the first time in two years, in an interview with us television it wasjust so nice to see her. you know, she s on great form. she s always got a great sense of humour she s always got a great sense of humour with me, and she s always got a great sense of humourwith me, and making she s always got a great sense of humour with me, and making sure that she is humour with me, and making sure that she is protected. hundreds of fans have gathered in south east london for the funeral of the wanted singer tom parker, who died from brain cancer last month at the age of 33. russian and belarusian players won t be allowed to compete at this summer s wimbledon because of the invasion of ukraine. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a deadline set by russia for ukrainian fighters in mariupol to surrender, has passed. the city is surrounded by russian troops and has been bombarded for weeks. president volodymyr zelensky says the