and one of the rock and roll greats, the rolling stones drummer charlie watts dies at the age of 80. we ll look back at an extraordinary life. hello and welcome to the programme. this time next week the airlift from agfhanistan will be over. joe biden says he is sticking to his deadline, after consulting with national security officials, despite nato allies and many fellow democrats urging him today to stay and complete the mission. the upside for the president is that the evacuation is running at some pace. about a thousand people an hour are being flown out, 21,600 have left in the last 2a hours, and afghans with special immigration visas are again being admitted. but the taleban said today afghans should not be going to the airport and foreign countries should stop encouraging them to leave. all of which suggests that many thousands will be left behind. from kabul our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports and a warning her report does contains some distre
being attacked with the sins and crimes that they have no connection to. we have become so committed to this frenzied narrative of ubiquitous racism that we turn our eyes away from the breakdown in the inner-city and pretend it is the police. the war against everything in western history. even our greatest heroes are being torn down, sometimes quite literally. if you take winston churchill, then you basically take it down the british. if you take down a bramley getting thomas jefferson you basically taken down america. finally the war going on against the cultural inheritance to the west. some of the greatest achievements of humankind being looked at by a bias lens. all you need to do today is here the new york times or the washington post or cnn to discredit an individual or an institution put an adjective like. you have to ask yourself why, why is this happening. if your goal is to totally reform the morality of politics, how do you convince people to everything
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