No one is certain where they a nobody is certain where they ar or how they are going to get home. What is so interesting is that over the past week this administration has had Tens Of Thousands of nationals that are now going to be moved. They did not seem to encounter any problems in doing this thanks to meticulous Planning T Change america forever. Its a plan that worked flawlessly but a few dozen americans are trapped in afghanistan. They passed off the portfolio and if there is an american citizen left in afghanistan we are going to stay until we get them all out. He did not mean this. E what is tonys plan to get all the multiplex as we were told yesterday they had sent a strongly worded letter to be where. You wouldnt want to see them when they are mad. Fits the leadership we are goin to need. I this afternoon the president appeared and spoke in public. Its hot and thats just the beginning. He announced we are done in afghanistan forever. We are gone and we are not goin back. Then
People climbing onto planes, flooding the tarmac. The u. S. Military has managed to secure its half of the airport and flights are taking off, both military and commercial. According to the pentagon, this is happening but the situation is still tense and very, very desperate. Chief foreign correspondent Richard Engle has the latest from kabul. Richard, what are you seeing . Reporter the Evacuation Flights are coming in frequently now. You can sense Theres Urgency about them. They land, theyre only on the ground a few minutes before they take off again. It is clear the u. S. Wants to wrap it up as quickly as possible. Kabul airport this morning is back up and running, Evacuation Flights for u. S. Embassy personnel and contractors in full swing. Flights were stopped yesterday and Tens Of Thousands of afghans stormed onto the runways desperate To Leave, clinging onto aircraft, trying not to be left behind as The Americans pull out. U. S. Troops found themselves overwhelmed, as they tried
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers wIll be brIngIng us tomorrow. WIth me are Broadcaster Penny SmIth and polItIcal commentatorjo phIllIps. Tomorrows front pages, startIng wIth. The observer leads wIth the crIsIs In afghanIstan. It says that resIdents In kabul are grIpped by fear and desperately searchIng for Escape Routes as talIban forces close In on the capItal. In the telegraph, a former met PolIce ChIef calls for tIghter Gun Control rules In lIght of the plymouth shootIng on thursday, IncludIng socIal MedIa Account checks, to prevent those wIth extremIst vIews from havIng access to fIrearms. And accordIng to the Independent, Red Wall Areas of england are set to lose up to £1 bIllIon In fundIng ThIs year due to brexIt. Thats despIte the prIme mInIsters pledge to level up the country. So, lets begIn. Lets start wIth the observer. The shockIng thIng about theIr says that throughout the past week, we have been reportIng that afghans have been reportIng that afg
a £1 billion pound shortfall in state pension payments to tens of thousands of women because of government errors has been branded a shameful shambles by a committee of mps. # like a bat out of hell, i ll be - gone when the morning comes.# and the singer meat loaf, who recorded one of the biggest selling albums of all time, has died at the age of 7a. good evening. we have no plans to invade that was the message from russia s foreign minister after talks with the us about russian intentions in ukraine. his american counterpart said their discussions in geneva had been frank and substantive , but also warned of massive consequences if moscow were to attack ukraine. russia has amassed 100,000 troops near its borders with ukraine, leading to grave international concern and to several european countries bolstering nato s military deployment in eastern europe. president putin has demanded that ukraine be stopped from everjoining nato. russia used to control much of the re
bat out of hell album is one of the best selling of all time the us and russia remain at a diplomatic standoff with their military assets standing by. after months of escalating tensions the two superpowers have been holding talks about ukraine which nato fears is the next sovereign territory moscow wants to seize, through force. remember, it s less than a decade since russia annexed crimea. russia says it s concerned nato is sending weapons and military expertise to ukraine, and wants guarantees that the organisation will pull back from its borders. speaking after the talks in geneva, russia s foreign minister sergey lavrov said the dialogue would continue and his country had no plans to attack ukraine. russia is understood to have more than 100,000 troops currently near its border with ukraine. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale sent this report. more russian forces on the move, surface to air missiles in the country s far east due to join what moscow says are m