The Afghnistan War Ends as it began with the taliban in power. How do you think the us and uk have handled the departure . Perhaps you served there, or a member of your family did. Maybe youre an afghan living in The Uk having escaped the taliban. Let me know today how you think The Uk and us handled the exit from afghanistan. Message me on Inst Or Twitter or email victoria bbc. Oc. Uk hurricane Ida Thousands of soldiers and emergency are deployed in the Us State Of Louisiana to help with the Rescue Operation officials say it could take weeks to restore electricity. A new study suggests playing just one season of professional rugby is enough to start having adverse effects on the brain. And in her eighth paralympics, Sarah Storey wins a Record Equalling 16th Gold Medal in tokyo. Almost two decades after american troops invaded afghanistan, the united states has formally announced an end to its Military Involvement in the country. The conflict was the longest in american history and end
The world and future generations. The uk says the immediate priority is getting out those who want to leave. Continuing Safe Passage for those, the minority, the small Minority But None the less significant number who havent yet been able to get out and then dealing with all the other Building Blocks to make sure afghanistan can be more stable moving forward. Let me know today how you think The Uk and us handled the exit from afghanistan. Message me on Inst Or Twitter or email victoria bbc. Oc. Uk hurricane Ida Thousands of soldiers and Emergency Workers are deployed in the Us State Of Louisiana to help with the Rescue Operation officials say it could take weeks to restore electricity. A new study suggests playing just one season of professional rugby is enough to start having adverse effects on the brain. In her eighth paralympics, Sarah Storey wins a Record Equalling 16th Gold Medal in tokyo a feat hailed by the chair of uk sport. She still has the amazing physical ability to set new
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pete: there we go. [cheers] we re having fun. why not? you know, guy oh, they are still cheering. [cheers and applause] pete: somebody get these people some food. we re going to talk to the chef in a moment. they have been very patient. this place doesn t normally open until 10:00, guys. they have been here since 5:00. kitchen is firing up. we will be talking to the chef in a moment. it wasn t a strike, dr. saphier. it of i know you are disappointed it was a spare. nicole: i do expect more from you, pete. i really do. at least you got the spare. i don t know swlawltd done with yourself if you didn t get that. griff: are you in a bowling lead? that was a strong spare. pete: no. the lane is 20 feet long this is a junior bowling league. nicole: don t dampen it down you made it look good. pete: good to see you both. griff: looking like a stud. i have to issue a section dr. i have been called out. i attributed the song manic monday when we opened at 6 to belind