The withdrawal from afghanistan with troops unable to rescue desperate american citizen form a special for his soldier who share the encrypted messages gives us his take on what happened. Our biggest problem when getting people out actually in the u. S. Government, its actually not the weve seen the military lead people behind the gate. Us military was not letting even civilian americans with back courts, american passports. The british prime minister admits to breaking a key election promised by hiking taxes to fix the short fall in health and social care fund. Ah, hello. Well, can you watch in the weekly here on the international top story this out of the f. B, i has released a previously classified document on each probe into the 911. 00 attacks victims. Families have long been clamoring for the records to be made public in the hope of implicating Saturday Arabia 20 years after 911. They do claim that the latest papers back up the case. So lets discuss this further detail with to me
That is why it is going to be mainly dry and settled, but the wind is in a clockwise action, so we will be pulling winds down from the north and not tapping into any of this heat across parts of southern europe. As we had to monday we start off with some distant mark, a lot of cloud around, but some spells of sunshine. It will stay murky and misty for the coasts and it will be gloomy for shetland. A small chance of a shower of a high ground in Western Scotland, wales and the south west, but most places fine with Light Winds and spells of sunshine, so not feeling too bad, 21 to 24 sunshine, so not feeling too bad, 21 to 2a degrees, the 2a in parts of Western Scotland. Any showers that do crop up in The West will fade, dry with some clear spells, but some areas of cloud and this cloud here may well work in two parts of england and then perhaps into the midlands and continue itsjourney west as we head through the day On Tuesday. It will cloud over a bit of some parts of wales, may be the
walking and running in the dark has, for many of us, become a daily ritual. when things do eventually return to normal, maybe we will remember all of this as just a fleeting phenomenon, but it is already starting to make people think. so, it is much busier in the streets than normal. it certainly is. ijoined professor loretta lees, whose specialism is how life is changing in towns and cities. do you think there will be a positive benefit? i think it will change people s perceptions of safety in their own city. they will realise that perhaps it is not as unsafe as they had thought. here, we have somebody else with a light that is coming along. you are not alone. this is proof that we are not alone. thoughts also shared by caroline, who feels that this is a freedom we should consider more. does this fly in the face of advice, especially for women, about not going out walking at night? i agree, and i would challenge that, and say that everybody should be entitled to have this ex
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hello, i m christian fraser. you re watching the context on bbc news. getting more brits off the benefit and into boot camps the uk government s latest plan to filljob roles previously held by foreign workers. the chaos at the us mexico border is one of the big three issues, is one of the big three issues that will be driving voters to the polls this november. and this week, senate democrats are trying to flip the script on who is responsible. they will force a vote on thursday on the bipartisan border security package that republicans blocked earlier this year. the bill, negotiated by republican and democratic senators, includes the conservative james lankford of oklahoma who is hardly a shrinking violet. he designed to reduce the border crossings, raise the bar for migrants to qualify for asylum and to quickly turn away those who fail to meet it. it also empowers the president to shut down the border if certain triggers are met. biden has endorsed the bill. he knows it is