A stunning Performance by englands bowlers, as they skittled out india before lunch to take victory in the third test at headingley. And click explores the Technology Trends that are shaping the future of transport. Thats in half an hour, here on bbc news. Good Afternoon And Welcome to bbc news. In the last hour, the Ministry Of Defence has announced that the final dedicated flight purely for the Evacuation Effort from afghanistan has left kabul. Further flights leaving from the airport would be able to carry evacuees but would also be transporting uk diplomatic staff and Military Personnel as the operation winds down. It comes as british ambassador to afghanistan Sir Laurie Bristow said it was time to close this phase of the Evacuation Effort. Earlier, the head of the Armed Forces general Sir Nick Carter said it was heartbreaking that they had not been able to rescue everybody who is eligible. Our diplomatic Affairs Correspondent Caroline Hawley reports. At Raf Brize Norton This Morni
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Take-out meals are convenient, but generate tons of waste. An entrepreneur has come up with a business model that allows diners to rent bowls for take-away meals.
This week on Eco Africa we see how fishermen are using climate friendly boats in Lake Victoria, we meet an entrepreneur renting reusable bowls for take-away meals and a farmer with a solution to reduce his cow’s emissions.
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