In the end we will be compelled to kill one another. Well be getting the latest from kabul on the rapidly changing situaiton. Also tonight. A breaking Story Police say there have been a number of fatalities in a serious Firearms Incident in plymouth this evening. A local mp says its not terror related. Oh, my god, i got sevens on five more Record Results for gcses in england, wales and Northern Ireland after exams were cancelled for the second year running because of the pandemic. The surging Covid Cases in parts of the united states how religion, politics and science have clashed, resulting in an epidemic of the unvaccinated. And british olympic Sprinter Cj Ujah is suspended for an alleged Anti Doping breach. If proven the Mens Ioo Metre Relay Team will be stripped of their Silver Medals. And coming up in the sport on Bbc News an unbeaten century for Kl Rahul as india take control on the Opening Day of the second test against england. Good evening. The taliban are sweeping through afg
researchers warn the world s richest people to radically change their lifestyle to tackle climate change. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. if you re over 45 and in england you can now book your covid jab, as the vaccination programme enters its next phase. everyone over fifty or in a high risk group has now been offered a first dose, according to the government, and ministers say they re on track to offer all adults a vaccine by the end ofjuly. it comes as officals race to contain significant new cases of the south african variant in south london, where hundreds of thousands of residents have been asked to come forward for tests. the prime minister has warned infections will rise as the economy reopens, and urged people to continue to be cautious. jim reed reports. another major milestone for the vaccination programme. all over 50s and those in high risk groups in the uk have now been offered that first dose. at this vaccination centre in reading, they will now be in
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are faiza shaheen, political commentator and former labour parliamentary candidate and nonresident fellow at new york university. and also with me is rob merrick, who s deputy political editor at the independent. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. the daily mail s front page reflects that motorists panic buying fuel brought much of britain to a standstill today. the times reports the country faced chaotic scenes today with four hour queues at the borders and protests that blocked the port of dover. it may only be approaching the end of september, but the daily mirror says britain faces a festive crisis in shops due to the shortage of hgv drivers. according to the financial times, borisjohnson has bowed to months of pressure from business by authorising a temporary visa scheme covering up to 10,000 foreign workers to ease a shortage of lorry drivers that has caused widespread disr
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school children who are stuck in a cable car. they are dangling precariously above a river bed in the mountainous khyber pakhtunkhwa province. the children were on their way to school when two cables of the aerial trolley snapped. lots of people on the ground watching the rescue operation, a huge amount of concern about what might happen. with me is our reporter courtney bembridge. how is the rescue operation going? in the pictures we just so we can see that the army has sent a couple of helicopters to the area but the rotor blades from the helicopters could disrupt the cables, so it is precarious, we can see the images now, it is hanging on its side, the cable car, it is an open cable car which means that the doors on each side, there is nothing to stop people falling out, which is adding to the risk, and the fact that there are children on board. we have heard from one of the men on board, he is 20 years old, and he has been in contact with some of our colleagues working on