But we start with David Spunt on the story on afghanistan. Reporter thousAnds want to get out of afghanistan not only from kabul but this comes as the mixed messages seem to thrive. One day it seems okay to go to the airport. Then people are told not to go to the airport. The united Kingdom Defense forces reported seven people killed outside of a Kabul Airport. We hear those are afghan civilians. Families are desperate to leave. The Kabul Airport officials are reporting that the american officials are not even to get to the airport. We know small number that we know of. We know of sporadic cases where they are not being allowed. Harrassment is going on And some physical violence has occurred. Reporter add that to the New Threat of Isis Branch in afghanistan. Afghanistan known to house Al Qaeda. Isis a rival Terror Organization has a footprint in the country. There are reports this morning that the biden administration is weighing airstrikes on some of our equipment that the taliban sei
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are maya goodfellow, political writer and academic, and ali miraj, who is a columnist at the article. the mail reports on the queen spending last night in hospital, following the cancellation of her visit to northern ireland. the mirror says that the 95 year old was sent to hospital for preliminary investigation. she came out earlier today. the metro reports on those allegations that terror suspect ali harbi ali, accused of murdering sir david amess, plotted for two years to kill an mp. now charged with murdering sir david amess. ministers are considering plans to cut the waiting time for the covid boosterjab to five months, according to the telgraph. on a similartheme, the i says the new vaccines minister is missing saying that maggie throup hasn t made a media appearance for six weeks. the guardian says gps in england are threatening industrial action in protest at the governme
thank you. and that s bbc news at ten. there s more analysis of the day s main stories on newsnight, with kirsty wark, which isjust getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it s time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the almost a year since the start of the women life freedom protests in iran, we have a special report with defiant voices inside the country as the morality police double down on the repression of women. so how should the uk calibrate relations with iran? we ll be joined by a iranian american human rights researcher whose father was a political prisoner who died under house arrest and the former uk ambassador to iran. also tonight, to raise or not to raise should the bank of england hike the interest rate tomorrow, or can the economy do its own work now? two senior economists argue it out. the upcoming ruthergen and hamilton west by election expected to be a major snp labour battle could be a bellwe
trump leading haley ahead of tuesday s republican primary in the granite state but hailie is counting on it s large slice of independent voters for a win we ve got a live report from new hampshire in just a bit plus i will ask the chair of new hampshire s democratic for his thoughts about the republican battle for the granite state where it s independent voters are leaning and where the president biden and the national parties new primary schedule may end up costing them new hampshire in november. that s later. we ve also got new developments in donald trump s web of legal troubles. new video from his april deposition in new york s nine figured fraud case against him shows him claiming to have literally saved the world as president. but will he be able to save himself from a massive financial judgment and the new york case or conviction in any of the multiple criminal cases hanging over him. former trump lawyer, joe tacopina, joins us tonight, with his take on the former pres