you are in danger. when i got home, a friend, also a protester, i don t want to mention her name, she was crying that tamana had been arrested by the taliban and that she had released a video on social media. since the fall of the last government, afghan women say, increasingly, they are prisoners in their own home. they can t come out and do shopping, they can t visit friends and family, and those that do raise their voice in protest are facing increasing intimidation from the taliban. over the last 20 years, afghan women have cast off cultural and family prejudice to live freely. it s decades of progress the taliban now want to rip away. quentin sommerville, bbc news, kabul. in britain, levels of coronavirus are falling. but the uk government is still facing the challenge of how to persuade more than four million