Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the conservative commentator, tim montgomerie, and Sienna Rodgers who is the editor of labourlist. Lets Ta Ke lets take a look at some of tomorrows Front Pages. Lets start with the metro it leads with the Title Return to the Dark Ages as taliban forces continue to make rapid advances, seizing territories from afghani government forces. According to The Telegraph, there are calls for an urgent review of the Governments Use of private contractors. It follows the arrest of a Security Guard working at the British Embassy In Berlin on suspicion of spying for russia. In the ft, the us government calls on oil cartel, opec, a Guardian Investigation into the state of childrens services in the last 18 months reveals a rise in social services referalls and soaring Mental Health Costs for councils. 30 primary schools in bradford will take part in the pilot. In the ft, the us government calls on oil ca
For the reform of A Levels after a Record Number of pupils were awarded the top grades. A british Embassy Worker In Berlin is arrested suspected of spying for russia. WildfIres rage across greece, we hearfrom british fIrefighters supporting their counterparts. A Heros Welcome for Lionel Messi as fans celebrate his arrival at Paris St Germain after his departure from barcelona. And coming up under threat seahorses off the coast of dorset. Good Evening And Welcome to Bbc News. After decades of Conflict Afghanistan is, once again, falling apart. And it is the taliban the hardline Islamist Group that once harboured Osama Bin Laden which is gaining ground having already taken nine provincial capitals. A us led Military Coalition to oust the taliban first began in 2001 following the 9 11 attacks but now most of the foreign troops have pulled out. A54 british forces personnel or mod civilians lost their lives. Nearly 2,300 us troops have been killed. And over 120 Thousand afghan military, pol
Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers wIll be brIngIng us tomorrow. WIth me are the conservatIve commentator tIm montgomerIe, and sIenna rodgers, who Is the edItor of labourlIst. Lets Ta Ke lets take a look at tomorrows front pages. Lets start wIth the metro It leads wIth the TItle Return to the dark ages, as talIban forces contInue to make rapId advances, seIzIng terrItorIes from afghan government forces. On the front page of the maIl, the brItIsh Man WorkIng as a SecurItY Guard at the BrItIsh EmbassY In BerlIn arrested on suspIcIon of passIng classIfIed documents to russIa. The telegraph also leads on thIs storY It saYs that the arrest has prompted calls for an urgent revIew of the Governments Use of prIvate contractors. A GuardIan InvestIgatIon Into the state of chIldrens servIces durIng the pandemIc shows councIls dealIng wIth a sharp rIse In socIal servIces referals and soarIng costs for mental health support. The I saYs that the government Is plannIng to use AIr
With the deaths of 25 people. Hello and welcome. The first major Electoral Test that borisjohnson has faced since winning the General Election in 2019 looks likely to receive an early boost. A parlimentary By Election in a traditional Labour Seat in the North East of England Town of hartlepool might well have been won. Its the first significant result from a huge day of elections across the uk. Heres our political correspondentjonathan blake. Democracy delivered in hartlepool. The boats are in and with them, a verdict. For decades, labour has counted on this seat is one of its safest but now after taking so much of the Partys Territory in the General Election two years ago, the conservatives are confident this too could be theirs. Careful counting and socially distanced Democracy In Action is made for a long night but in the early hours, labour all but conceded defeat. Conceded defeat. We havent got over the line conceded defeat. We havent got over the line tonight, conceded defeat. We