E10 fuel could cut emissions by three quarters of A Million tonnes a year, bringing the uk in line with france and germany. 007 is back the final trailerfor the much delayed James Bond Film, no time to die, has made its debut. So, have you been back to the cinema since the pandemic . If not, will the Bond Movie be the film that brings you back . Let me know on twitter. You can use the hashtag bbc your questions. Nearly one in three of the Worlds Tree species are facing extinction in the wild. According to a report published by conservationists, oaks, maples and magnolias are among Those at risk. Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or Around The World. President biden has defended his decision to withdraw us troops from afghanistan calling the Evacuation Effort an extraordinary success. In his first speech since The End of the 20 Year War in the country, Mr Biden insisted the united states had achieved everything it set out to do. But his approach has faced criticism. It comes
But they don t want to bestow them with too much legitmacyjust yet and the delicacy of the diplomacy was summed up by the home office minister, victoria atkins, who this morning was talking about operation warm welcome, which is the uk s operation to welcome people from afghanistan. this is the great debate for the world, for the western world, and it s got to be handled very carefully. as i say, we want to ensure the safety of people within afghanistan. we are announcing today a launch of operation warm welcome, where we will be helping people who have done amazing things for us over the two decades in afghanistan, we went to repay that debt that we owe them with education for their children, with health care, with housing and so on. but this is part of our new reality and we are having to work with what we have to try to ensure safety for those in afghanistan, but also, making sure
This is bbc news. the headlines at 11: discussions between the uk and the taliban are under way to help more british nationals and refugees leave afg ha nista n safely. the taliban tells the bbc its new government will be announced in the next day or two there will be women, but perhaps not in any senior ministerial roles. in this new government which has been announced, in the top was been announced, in the top posts i mean to say, in the cabinet there may not be a woman. the home office has said that afghans who worked for the british military and the uk government will be able to move to the uk permanently. former good morning britain host
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Mps, chaired by tom hooperand chance for a group of cross party mps, chaired by tom hooper and tat, who has been very critical of the government was not handling of this crisis. he himself served in helmand province, he gave a very emotional speech when the house of commons returned briefly, talking about his feelings around the handling of the withdrawal of troops from afghanistan. certainly lots of questions from him as well as a number of mps on that committee. i think they kind of questions we will hear will focus on a number of things. firstly, how prepared the uk government was for this crisis and were wear those failures of intelligence? why was it that the uk did not anticipate there is going to be a big focus this afternoon on the foreign affairs select committee. we are expecting some awkward questions for the foreign secretary, dominic raab, and a lot of them, i can imagine? mps really only have about an hour to imagine? mps really only have about an hourto grill imagine? mp