Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are jason beattie, assistant editor of the daily mirror and sian griffiths, education editor of the sunday times. Tomorrow s front pages, starting with. The guardian says britain has begun a last ditch scramble to get people out of kabul amid warnings from the senior diplomat on the ground that staying past the 31st of august deadline may not be realistic and risks provoking the taliban. While the financial times sastoe biden the i says the uk is pressurising president biden to extend the evacuation deadline, but the taliban are warning of consequences if western troops stay any longer to continue their refugee airlifts. The metro highlights a taliban spokesman warning that western forces would provoke a reaction if they were not gone by the end of the month, which he describes as a red line . Meanwhile, the daily telegraph reports that a suspect on the uk s no fly watchlist made it
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are jason beattie, assistant editor of the daily mirror and sian griffiths, education editor of the sunday times. Tomorrow s front pages. Starting with. According to the times britain is increasingly resigned to having to conclude its evacuation from kabul by the end of the week after the taliban warned that any delay in thewithdrawal would cross a red line. While the metro highlights a taliban spokesman, warning that western forces would provoke a reaction if they were not gone by the end of the month. The guardian says britain has begun a last ditch scramble to get people out of kabul amid warnings from the senior diplomat on the ground that staying past the 31st of august deadline may not be realistic and risks provoking the taliban. The i says the uk doesn t want to set a date for the last raf flight out of kabul for fear of worsening the situation there. Meanwhile the daily teleg
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are jason beattie, who s assistant editor at the daily mirror, and martin bentham, the home affairs editor for the evening standard. Let me bring you up to date what jason and martin have had a sneak preview of. 0h, burger! thats the sun s headline. It says the growing nhs app pingdemic is putting summer heatwave barbecues at threat. The i says the world is watching johnson s gamble , the planned ending of legal restrictions on monday, as cases spike across the uk. There s a similar theme in the ft s main story. It says global health experts say the lifting of restrictions in england is a threat to the world. The mail s splash is french holiday chaos . It says thousands of summer holidays have been ruined after a last minute change to the quarantine rules for those crossing the channel. That story also makes the front of the times. It says the decision was made owing to concerns over the spre
Hello and welcome to our look ahead what the papers will be bringing us on saturday morning. Joining me are jason beattie and martin benson. Welcome both of you. Thank you as well forjoining us. Let me bring you up to date. 0h, burger that s the headline in the sun. It says the growing nhs pandemic is putting a summer heat wave barbecues at threat. As cases spike across the uk. There s a similar theme to the ft s uk. There s a similar theme to the ft s main story. The mail splashes front holiday chaos french holiday. The story also makes the front of the times. It says the decision was made to concerns of the spreading beta variants which was identified in south africa. Different travel changes feature heavily in the telegraph. Could result in food shortages. The express is looking more upbeat, focusing on the heatwave forecast across britain. Soaring temperatures also make the tar s few days. the star. Let s begin. Let s start with france. Jason, can you explain what has change
After the loss of seven players due to covid concerns. What they needed was something to lift them and jack hendry, the centre back, delivered. And how about that? spurred into action, the dutch responded swiftly as memphis depay, once of manchester united, made his mark. But scotland were not done yet as kevin nisbet came off the bench to thump home. That looked to be the winner, but depay would pop up again to take the gloss off what was still a good night for scotland. Facing the toughest test, though, was wales, who were taking on the world champions france in nice. But this small country has big ambitions and in goal, danny ward was more than a match. But then var intervened, a handball was spotted, and neco williams punished. Step forward karim benzema. Six years, he s been out of the national team. Welcome back. With ten men, wales were struggling. Eventually, they would succumb as kylian mbappe pounced. If that was scrappy, what followed from antoine griezmann was sublime. Fran