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2 in the pool as tully kearney is crowned champion and maisie summers newton sets a new world best time. jaco van gass becomes champion in the men s c3 3000m individual pursuit, lee pearson wins his gold in the equestrian grade ii individual test. nhs organisations in england are being told to prepare for a possible extension of the covid vaccination programme to all 12 to 15 year olds. the eating disorder charity beat say there s been a significant increase in people asking for help with a binge eating disorder in the uk normally once a day. can be, maybe, one to two times a day. it is a daily battle, yeah, i am at a point where i am desperate. i desperately want help. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. huge crowds are still gathering at the gates of kabul airport despite warnings by britain and the united states about threats of a terror attack there. military commanders are warning that jihadis from the islamic state group may carry o ....
a move they say could make or break the summer getaway. turkey trips could get the go ahead but jamaica and st lucia may soon be off limits. i ll explain what you need to know. there s gold up for grabs with three brits vying for a win in the paralympic pool. ellie simmonds defends her title against world champion maisie summers newton, and european bronze medallist grace harvey. good morning. yesterday was the warmest day of this august so far. the temperature reached 27.2 in the highlands. today it will be cooler, starting with a lot of clout. that should break more especially in the west. all the details in 25 minutes. it s thursday 26th august. our top story. the uk, the united states and australia have all told their citizens to stay away from kabul airport amid concerns that terrorists could launch an imminent attack. the foreign office has issued updated advice, just days before the deadline for evacuation flights, as foreign troops prepare to leave afghanistan. thou ....
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. tomorrow s front pages, starting with, the sea was closed the metro quotes foreign secretary dominic raab s defence at being on holiday as afghanistan fell to the taliban, saying in hindsight he should have come home earlier. also leads on afghanistan including ut defence secretary telling afghanistan to forget the airport and get to the border. nobody is coming. the guardian front page showing testimony from the trapped in kabul awaiting evacuation. the telegraph focuses on the nhs saying that the nhs has drawn up plans to vaccinate 12 year olds from the first week schools go back. covid 19 vaccines feature on the daily express from pages will sing pressure is growing to speed up the roll out of boosterjobs after research shows vexing protections can wane after six months. so, let s begin. we will start with afghanistan, of course. northe we will start with afghanistan, of course. ....
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are natalie fahy, editor of the nottingham post, and john stevens, the daily mail s deputy political editor. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the sea was closed , the metro quotes foreign secretary dominic raab s defence at being on holiday as afghanistan fell to the taliban, saying in hindsight he should have come home earlier. the times also leads on afghanistan, quoting uk defence secretary ben wallace as saying not everyone is going to get out nobody s coming , the guardian front page features testimonies from britons trapped in kabul awaiting evacuation. the telegraph focuses on the nhs, saying the nhs has drawn up plans to vaccinate 12 year olds from the first weeks schools go back. covid vaccines feature on the daily mirror front page as well, saying medics have demanded urgent boosterjabs among fears immunity among the elderly could plunge by half. and harr ....