Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are grace blakeley, political commentator and columnist, and sam lister, deputy Political Editor of the daily express. Tomorrows Front Pages. Lets start with the metro the Prime Minister and the Foreign Secretary come under attack from mps on all sides over their handling of the crisis in afghanistan during an Emergency Debate in the house of commons. The guardian says that the Prime Minister faced a Wall Of Fury from the conservative party, with more than 30 tory mps speaking against the government, and only a handful voicing support for its actions. According to the mail, the Foreign Secretary failed to make a crucial Phone Call While On Holiday to seek urgent help airliting translators out of afghanistan. In the the telegraph, mps and the head of the Armed Forces unite to biden administration over afghanistan, fuelling concerns about the uk us special relationship. And in the i, a Parachute
The daily mail focuses on one particular question, there is a front page piece written by the deputy political editor, john stevens, who occasionally arrives on this review. dominic raab was too busy on holiday to help brave translators. what s the story? the exclusive that translators. what s the story? the exclusive that the daily mail has ust exclusive that the daily mail has just detailing that dominic raab whilst just detailing that dominic raab whilst on holiday failed to take note whilst on holiday failed to take note of whilst on holiday failed to take note of translators, because he was in crete, note of translators, because he was in crete, dealing with contingency plans in crete, dealing with contingency plans and in crete, dealing with contingency plans and organising, getting people out of plans and organising, getting people out of afghanistan. and as the taliban out of afghanistan. and as the taliban rounded on kabul. so that is a pretty taliban rounde
Will stay particularly that idea that the us will stay until us citizens have been will stay until us citizens have been evacuated. what about all those people been evacuated. what about all those people in been evacuated. what about all those people in the government that they were supporting, working with the eve at? were supporting, working with the eve at? what about those women and refugees? eve at? what about those women and refugees? what will happen. there doesn t refugees? what will happen. there doesn t seem to be any concern there from joe doesn t seem to be any concern there from joe biden. we doesn t seem to be any concern there fromjoe biden- from joe biden. we will continue, of course, to monitor from joe biden. we will continue, of course, to monitor coverage - from joe biden. we will continue, of course, to monitor coverage of - course, to monitor coverage of afghanistan and all the papers that feature eyewitness reports from kabul. i usually collect t
Whilst on a beach, there s no way that raab should have been on a holiday that raab should have been on a holiday even if they thought this was going to take much longer than it did, was going to take much longer than it did, they didn t think the taliban it did, they didn t think the taliban was a strong as it was. there s taliban was a strong as it was. there s really no excuse for raab having there s really no excuse for raab having been away at this time, and again having been away at this time, and again it having been away at this time, and again it suggests a real failure of judgment, and other failure of judgment, and other failure of judgment on the part of boris johnson judgment on the part of boris johnson. , , ., judgment on the part of boris johnson, , ., ., judgment on the part of boris johnson, , ., ., , johnson. just to say in that story, the foreign johnson. just to say in that story, the foreign office johnson. just to say in that story, the foreig
Refugees humanitarian crisis, to take refugees into their own nations to support refugees into their own nations to support what will undoubtedly be a refugee support what will undoubtedly be a refugee crisis in surrounding nations, refugee crisis in surrounding nations, and actually to find a way that it nations, and actually to find a way that it is nations, and actually to find a way that it is the people of afghanistan who do that it is the people of afghanistan who do not suffer more than they already who do not suffer more than they already have done as a result of this haplessly handled exit. speaking of refugees, we know britain this year will accept 5000 refugees, a total of 20,000 sam, looking at it with their debbie political. what s been the reaction to that? political. .. what s been the reaction to that? political. what s been the reaction to that? , , ,., reaction to that? this is the point, isn t it? it s reaction to that? this is the point, isn t it? i