what its leaders claim. warnings of life threatening floods in dangerous storm surges as tropical storm ida turns its way along the coast of louisiana and mississippi. more paralympic success for great britain as andrew small and phoebe pattison claimed gold. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the us says it is taking reports of civilian deaths from a drone strike it carried out in kabul very seriously. it comes after the so called islamic state group said it was behind a missile attack on the us forces remaining at the airport in kabul. the missiles were intercepted by the us defence systems and no us or afghan casualties were reported. meanwhile, british ministers and officials are taking part in a number of international meetings aimed at defining a joint approach to the taliban in afghanistan. rajini vaidya nathan reports. the aftermath of a rocket attack close to kabul airport. eyewitnesses say the missiles were launched from a car this morning. us officials have be
we ll be live with our correspondent in kabul. also in our programme. warnings of life threatening floods in the southern united states as hurricane ida hits the most powerful storm since katrina to land in the area. president biden had this warning. this is going to be a devastating, devastating hurricane. a life threatening storm. china limits the amount of time young people can game online to just three hours a week. teenagers are up in arms but reports suggest parents not so much. us forces are into the final 48 hours of their 20 year mission in afghanistan. their withdrawal will be complete on tuesday and the security situation around kabul airport remains fraught. this is the aftermath of a rocket attack close to the airport on monday. the us says an anti missile system intercepted up to five rockets. the islamic state group says it was responsible. here s the latest update from the pentagon. there is still an active threat. in various ways that we have to be
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are olivia utley, assistant comment editor at the telegraph and richard duggan, editor of essex and cambridgeshire live. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. when the final us flights to leave the area those who helped western forces have been left behind. the taliban according saying that they re able to launch fresh air strikes against the islamic state in afghanistan and the remains of the vehicle hit by a drone strike in kabul makes the front page of the guardian. it is thought that seven children are amongst the dead. the time reports on leaks from the pentagon which shift blame towards uk forces for the deaths at the airport on thursday. the metro since the last us troops left kabul a minute before midnight local time to end 20 years of conflict there. that is the picture of both afghan refugees arriving on the front page of the ft. which also says that the eu is preparing
so, rain or shine. # want you to knowjust if you can # where i stand # oh, no, no, no. # i ve come to the lake district. with its glorious mountains and lakes, it s always one of britain s most popular tourist destinations, and this summer, it seems packed. the traffic is pretty heavy. every pub that i ve seen so far has just been packed to the point of people falling out the door, and that s the same with every restaurant, as well. for some holiday makers here, the staycation is a new experience. before covid, i think i hadn t been on holiday really in england at all. i d always tried to jet off to europe because it was so easy to. i booked it some months ago, and it was quite easy then, but of course, if we d left it any later, a lot of people are booked up because they can t go abroad. the great british staycation? i mean, the weather has really helped, and it s fantastic. - we ve gone on quite a few hikes. - we went up helvellyn, and that was brilliant. | but for regulars