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from an award winning photo journalist who spent years documenting life for afghan women under the taliban. also on the programme. waiting for aid and answers. why is it taking so long for help to reach the victims of haiti s catastrophic earthquake? and 30 years on from the failed coup in russia by communist hard liners. what is its relevance today? asummary of a summary of the cage may be shining down on psychosis it s eight in the morning in singapore, and 4:30 in the morning in kabul.the taliban had promised there would be no retribution against those who worked with us forces. they also said that afghans would be free to leave the country, if they had the right papers. but today both of those promises look uncertain. an intelligence briefing for the united nations says the taliban are stepping up their search for so called collaborators . that includes those who served in the afghan military or police. and the international airport at kabul remains a scene of chaos an
people will never get one. we ll take a look at the winners and losers from the taliban takeover of afghanistan and we hear from an award winning photo journalist who spent years documenting life for afghan women under the taliban. also on the programme. waiting for aid and answers. why is it taking so long for help to reach the victims of haiti s catastrophic earthquake? and thirty years on from the failed coup in russia by communist hard liners. what is its relevance today? it s seven in the morning in singapore, and 3:30 in the morning in kabul. the taliban had promised there would be no retribution against those who worked with us forces. they also said that afghans would be free to leave the country, if they had the right papers. but today both of those promises look uncertain. an intelligence briefing for the united nations says the taliban are stepping up their search for so called collaborators . that includes those who served in the afghan military or police. and
hello, i m katty kay in washington, david eades is in london. is this the moment israel bids farewell to its prime minister of the last twelve years and ushers in a new coalition including an arab party for the first time? there is, officially, one more hour to go for this potential coalition of eight opposition parties stretching across the political spectrum to strike the deal that will take benjamin netanyahu out of government after four elections in just two yea rs. extraordinary enough that it brings together such an ideological hotch potch of parties and that it could be headed initially by the leader of the right wing yamina party, naftali bennet, who once served under netanyahu. throw the united arab list or raam party into the mix and it really would be a coalition of unknown quantity. anyone but bibi might be their slogan. let s cross to jerusalem now and speak to our correspondent yolande knell we do sojust we do so just as they re pointing out a line to
welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. thousands of migrant children are being held in a camp in texas, which is ridden with disease, is insanitary and is lacking medical resources. an investigation by the bbc has revealed the facility at fort bliss in el paso as grossly overcrowded. children are sleeping several hundred to a tent, with shortages of clean clothes. staff working there say that illnesses such as covid and flu have affected hundreds of children in recent months. our correspondent hilary andersson sent this special report. deep in the chihuahuan desert of west texas is a tented camp holding thousands of migrant children in conditions that are alarming. these are the camp s white tents. it s set in a military base. we weren t allowed near it but you can glimpse it from the road. there it is, there it is. it s just down there, behind these white buildings. these pictures are the world s first look inside. they were taken secretly by employee