On wednesday, the High Pressure is still there. A bit more of a breeze which will be felt alOng the North Sea because during this week, but there is very little difference. Lets look at the forecAst for the rest of the week wAs that we will be chopping and changing between the sunny my cloudy and bright symbols. Temperatures are neither going to be too hot or too cold. For most of us, its going to be just right. Thats all from the Bbc News at six so its goodbye from me and On bbc One, we nowjoin the bbc s news teams where you are. Hello, im olly foster. Heres whats coming up On sportsday this evening. On the eve of paralympics in tokyo, well look at some of the stars set to light up the games. After europes strOng showing at the open, now their sights are set On the Solheim Cup. And well cross live to france after a ligue One match is abandOned after fighting between players and fans. Hello there, and welcome alOng. The Paralympic Games start this week after tomorrows Opening CeremOny
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Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are Jason beattie, Assistant Editor of the Daily Mirror and sian griffiths, Education Editor of the sunday times. Tomorrows front pages. Starting with. According to the Times Britain is increasingly resigned to having to conclude its evacuation from kabul by The End of the week after the taliban warned that any delay in thewithdrawal would cross a red line. While the metro highlights a taliban spokesman, warning that western forces would provoke a reaction if they were not gone by The End of the month. The guardian says britain has begun a last Ditch Scramble to get people out of kabul amid warnings from the senior diplomat on the ground that staying past the 31st of August Deadline may not be realistic and risks provoking the taliban. The i says the uk doesnt want to set a date for the last Raf Flight out of kabul for fear of worsening the situation there. Meanwhile the Daily Telegraph r
And Spain And Italy are through to the Semi Finals of Euro 2020 after beating switzerland and belgium. Hello and welcome. The un Security Council has met to discuss the crisis in ethiopias tigray region. Eight months of fighting means Hundreds Of Thousands of people are now at risk of starvation. The ethiopian government has denied allegations that its been blocking aid getting through this is after tigrayan rebels took control of much of the Northern Region this week. The un World Food Programme says its up and running again but access is still difficult. Courtney bembridge has the latest. Cheering and chanting. An extraordinary moment after months of brutal conflict. Cheering. Horns blare. Celebrations on the streets of tigray s Capital Mekelle after rebel fighters took over the city. They have declared victory over the government troops, but eight months of fighting has left its mark. More than 400,000 people are estimated to have crossed the threshold into famine and another 1. 8 m