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road, raising questions about the unsolved more of his wife and son who were gunned down nearly three months ago. and the death toll rising as states comb through the catastrophic damage from hurricane ida. officials say it could be weeks before power s back in some parts of louisiana. griff: we begin with afghanistan. republicans putting pressure on the biden administration as the white house defends its exit strategy. we should have never let the military leave, we should have maintained control of multiple air bases so we would have operational control of afghanistan until everyone was out, at least citizens were and noncombatants. but now we have diplomatic relations going through doha, qatar, and we can t even get directly there. so this is a position of weakness that the biden administration has chosen. griff: we have fox team coverage. trey yingst in qatar on the situation with afghan scrapping wees, but first to evacuees, but first to david spunt in where pr ....
people would like, but at least we lose the grey leaden skies and the high pressure and we see low pressure moving in, more isobars and weather fronts on the chart so it will turn increasingly unsettled and the chance of rain increases, some of which could be heavy but there will also be some sunshine around and it might feel a touch warm as well. a reminder of our top story. wearing american uniforms and holding american guns, the taliban declare independence as 20 years of military presence in afghanistan comes to an end. that s all from the bbc news at six. so it s goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc s news teams where you are. good evening, welcome to sportsday. i m austin halewood. here s what s coming up in the programme. it s official he s back! we ll round up all the key deals as the transfer window draws to a close. britain s golden girl does it again it s another paralympic title for dame sarah storey in tokyo. and after an epic encounter at ....
who gets a blood test, and who doesn t the tough choices facing gps as they deal with a shortage of tubes. wherever we can we will make a clinicaljudgment and only do tests that are absolutely necessary, but with the proviso that no patient should be put at risk. geronimo the alpaca is put down after testing positive for bovine tb. a case that pitches activists against farmers. and she crosses the line, she knows she s won. 16 and counting dame sarah storey equals the record for paralympic gold medals, and she s still got another race to go. and coming up on the bbc news channel. as the transfer window draws to a close we ll round up all the key deals after a busy summer of spending. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it was just one flight out of kabul but it brought to an end the 20 year presence of foreign forces in afghanistan. as america pulled out it left behind an uncertain future for the afghan people and huge questions for the international co ....
we ll have much more analysis on the situation in afghanistan, including effectiveness of the airlift from a former commander ofjoint forces. researchers say protection against covid from two doses of the vaccine starts to wane within six months. i m ina i m in a very noisy 0xford, where the women have been blocking the roads are the last three hours. a golden start in tokyo for paralympics gb, as cyclist dame sarah storey takes the 15th gold of her career. the government says it will use every hour that s left to evacuate as many people as it can from afghanistan. so far, the raf has flown more than 10,000 people out of kabul including 6,300 afghans. but more than 2,000 people who are eligible for relocation are still waiting. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet is in kabul. it s a race against the cloth here. it s a race against the cloth here. it is a racer fraught with risk and fear. in britain and the us, there are reassurances that all of the for ....
president biden remains committed to a full withdrawal of troops from afghanistan by august 31st, so time is running out for the thousands of people who are still hoping to leave. the hard deadline is only days away. in recent days, the evacuation effort has ramped up. planes out of the country are now reportedly leaving every a0 minutes. but it s increasingly hard for afghan nationals, even those who have permits, to make it to the airport. that s because the the taliban has said afghans should not head to the airport. here s one british national who s stuck in kabul. getting to the airport is extremely difficult if not impossible. thousands of people at the foregates of kabul airport, and someone with young children and elderly parents. there s no way for us to get to the gates. and i know people who have attempted to three or four times and have gone back home. in spite of the challenges, the biden administration is emphasising the successes of the evacuation effort. ....