Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are kate proctor, whos the editor of politics home, and the businessjournalist, john crowley. Tomorrows front pages. The Financial Times leads with the pledge from president joe biden, who vows to get americans out of afghanistan. But the admission from President Biden that not everyone will get out of afghanistan who wants to leave leads the telegraph. The i says the uk is considering sending British Forces and diplomats into the crowds outside Kabul Airport to search for evacuees. According to the times, thousands of Uk Allies face being left behind in afghanistan. And the anguish at Kabul Airport is captured on The Guardian, as a baby is passed into the hands of soldiers to escape the taliban rule. The possible threat to the uk from the Taliban Takeover leads the mirror, with security Experts Warning of a Clear And Present Danger. And a different story on the express, which leads on the new
Afghanistan was closing out its ninth year. And of course for a long time it hadnt been just american troops fighting the war against the taliban in afghanistan. A lot of our allies joined in the War Effort too. For years, for example, the British Army had been engaged here in the town of sangin in Helmand Province. And that area Helmand Province prominently but that Area And Sangin was a key center for the opium trade. It was also just absolutely swarming with taliban fighters. So on the earlier side of the war, the first decade of the war, the british were deployed there to try to beat back the taliban, prop up support for the afghan government there, and that experience was just absolutely devastating for the British Army. By June Of 2010 the british had lost around 300 soldiers total in all of afghanistan, but nearly a third of that number, nearly a third of all the british soldiers killed in the entire country, in the entire war, were killed in sangin in just that one single town
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Afghanistan was closing out its ninth year. And, of course, for a long time it hadnt been just american troops fighting the war against the taliban in afghanistan. A lot of our allies joined in the War Effort too. For years, for example, the British Army had been engaged here in the town of sangin, sangin in the Helmand Province. And that area Helmand Province prominently but that Area And Sangin was a key center for the opium trade. It was also just absolutely swarming with taliban fighters. So on the earlier side of the war, the first decade of the war, the british were deployed there to try to beat back the taliban, prop up support for the afghan government there, and that experience was just absolutely devastating for the British Army. By June Of 2010 the british had lost around 300 soldiers total in all of afghanistan, but nearly a third of that number, nearly a third of all the british soldiers killed in the entire country, in the entire war, were killed in sangin in just that on
Overwhelmed facilities at the southern border and conditions could get worse before they get better with migrant encounters expected to hit another Record Level for last month. Look at the images and think 210,000 on the screen. They are men and women and children and so many times we overlook the images and focus on the numbers. There is the human aspect. Dana whats interesting is who released these pictures. These are Border Patrol agents who have been begging for help and trying to illustrate for everyone what is really going on. Thats how we have the picture. Bill it goes to the white House And Peter doocy picks it up from there. Good morning. Officials around here talked for a long time how they thought they inherited a broken Immigration System from the last administration. But this administration has been here now for 205 days and new Fox News polls find that voters are starting to hold them accountable. 57 disapprove of Bidens Job on immigration. That is worse than last month.