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vulnerable. but how we get them there? we vulnerable. but how we get them there? we had vulnerable. but how we get them there? we had the vulnerable. but how we get them there? we had the defence - vulnerable. but how we get them - there? we had the defence secretary breaking down on bbc radio today admitting that people will be let down, and these are people who have worked these people have worked with british diplomats, with british services. 50 if we can t get those people out, how far away are we from those women and girls? no matter what the taliban might be saying, at the moment they re saying they ll allow for the education of women and girls to continue. in the rural areas where they have been in charge for the last few months, terrible things have happened. there was a massacre at a school, 90 people killed. they say one thing, they do another, and guess we may be seeing another, and guess we may be seeing a little bit of pr now in terms of promises th ....
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. to what the papers will be with me arejenny kleeman, a presenter at times radio, and michael booker, editor of the sunday express. hello to you both, it s good to see you. it s been a while. it hello to you both, it s good to see you. it s been a while. hello to you both, it s good to see you. it s been a while.- it i you. it s been a while. it has. it has, it you. it s been a while. it has. it has. it has- you. it s been a while. it has. it has, it has. anyway, you. it s been a while. it has. it has, it has. anyway, i m - you. it s been a while. it has. it has, it has. anyway, i m back. you. it s been a while. it has. it. has, it has. anyway, i m back now, so stay on your toes. the metro calls it the flight from hell , as people at kabul airport tried desperately to escape the taliban in afghanistan today. the guardian adds that seven people died in the chaos some clung to the ....
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejenny kleeman, a presenter at times radio, and michael booker, editor of the sunday express. pretty much all the front pages are pretty much all the front pages are in, and there s really only one story in town for most of them. the metro calls it the flight from hell as people at kabul airport tried desperately to escape the taliban in afghanistan today. the guardian adds that seven people died in the chaos some clung to the outside of the plane as it took off, and others were crushed in the crowd. the financial times leads with a similar image of the runway today, adding that many afghans dread the return of a hardline islamist regime. and the daily mirror, headlining it simply desperate shows the inside of that plane writing that more than 600 afghans packed onto the us jet to escape. the times adds that all outbound flights had to be halted after the chaos on t ....
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glorious across eastern parts of scotland and england but the cloud has a built in, heavy rain across northern ireland which was followed by a rash of heavy downpours and thunderstorms across much of ireland. if you popping up into wales as well. this band of rain, some heavy and fragmented, will continue northwards and eastwards this evening and overnight. in between, drier spells but further heavy and thundery downpours likely. these are the mean wind speeds. a breezy night, gusts hire around the coast and over hills. but a mild night, temperatures no lower than 14, 15 celsius. low pressure is parked on top of us for friday so another day of sunshine and showers, longer spells of rain for the east and north east of scotland, risk of flooding here. dan was likely in northern ireland, northern england down to wales. a better chance of seeing some prolonged spells of sunshine in the south where we could see 22 celsius, otherwise 17 to 20 celsius. this feature runs across ....