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they've wraps up their evacuation effort, and denmark has it. and so the dutch government did admit that it probably left some africans eligible for relocation behind. it just couldn't get them all on board. the canadian chief defense staff also said we left sooner than we wanted to. we wanted to rescue more people. we just couldn't, germany is wrapping up it's flights. by the end of the day, france will continue until friday. the u. k. has 11 flight leaving the country on thursday. whether or not this explosion will change that is going to be unfair. but obviously the situation inside the fort deteriorating rapidly, and most countries bringing forward that deadline for pulling out. indeed, and of course i says we're all waiting to see what contingency plans the us president has. because that will impinge on high know to nato members. also react to what's gone on at the airport so far. i mean there are, was dropping even now, charlie, from the russian news agencies quoting several people have been killed. of course, i was like concerning that to

and then denmark is set to lift all of its corona virus restrictions by september 10th. health ministry says it no longer considered covert a critical threat to society. denmark has the 3rd highest vaccination rates in europe with 71 percent of the entire population fully not collected. after restrictions and lifted people won't have to show proof of vaccination or a negative test to end to restaurants, bars or attend large gatherings. denmark is recording fewer than a 1000 cases a day on average. want to take you back to august on. we cannot speak to father had, who is a journalist there about will be the atmosphere and the impact of those days attack . i mean, already people in the country were dealing with the upheaval and the desperation of the past 10 days. tell me about the, the effect of the airport attacks on you. marianna, there is a new wave of fear and panic with the people after enjoying a few days of peace. yesterday's attack on the taliban with a death to me. as, as the left people wondering if we're going to ever going to have peace, we're living or not. s

denmark and 43 points, gbri a silver.l have more throughout this evening. the uk government has urged all british nationals in afghanistan to leave the country, because of worsening violence. taliban fighters have made significant gains in recent weeks, including the capture of one of the country's provincial capitals. the united nations security council has held an emergency meeting to discuss the situation, as western forces withdraw from the country. we have got to get involved in trying to make sure there is a political process to help chant what is becoming an appalling situation very quickly. that means supporting the afghan government, it means stepping up efforts at the united nations, where there is a need for more leadership in order to get parties around the table and kept that process back up and running. christopher kolenda is a retired us army colonel who commanded troops in eastern afghanistan before acting as a us representative in talks with the taliban from 2010 to 2012. he's been speaking about the curr

but afghanistan didn't need to be denmark. it just needed to be afghanistan. probably still needed to be a violent place but compare what we're seeing today to the sustained commitment we had to the 2020 capitulation agreement with the taliban. and i think most people would choose prior to 2020 than the horrors we're witnessing today. >> general hr mcmaster, thank you for your service to our country and our asesment. >> thank you, a pleasure to be with you. >>> the day before thettack on the kabul airport, i spoke to david petraeus, already expressing concerns about the threat of isis-k and what american withdrawal would mean for security in the united states and around the world. geral david petraeus, welcome back to "firing line" and thank you for your service. >> great to be with you again, margaret, thanks. >> you served as the commander in afghanistan from july 2010 to july 2011. during the united stes military surge and one of the deadliest periods in the afghanistan war, as a former cia director, also in authority on u.

it wasn't quite enough to overhaul reigning world champions denmark who won gold.ark's michael morkov and lasse norman hansen. france, desperate for a gold medal, made an all or nothing attack with three points clear of denmark with 60 laps to go, and gb were too far back to regain enough points for gold as denmark raced 11 points clear. josh kerr has won great britain's first medal in the 1500 metres for 33 years — after taking bronze on the track. he even almost beat world champion timothy cheriot on the line to silver, while the clear winner was norway's jakob inger—britson. josh kerr only scraped through qualification. he ran a personal best, and it was almost a new british record. only mo farah has run faster than him. and britain's tom daley has another olympic medal after winning won bronze in the men's10 metre platform diving. it was a cracking final too. daley, was in a three—way tussle for gold, but chinese pair, cow yan, and yang chien, were just about flawless and took the top two spots. daley, says a second medal was beyond his own wildest dreams havin

the man in charge of denmark's euro opener tells us about the harrowing moments in christian ericksonsrrest. hello there, and a warm welcome to sportsday. where we have another packed show show full of medals for team gb to bring you, show show full of medals we'll start in the velodrome, where jason and laura kenny were hoping to make history in their team races today. they had to settle for silvers — but the medalforjason means he becomes britain's most decorated olympian — he still has more chances to come, to break the record for golds too. drew savage rounds up the action. perhaps an unaccustomed place on the podium forjason kenny, but another metal to add to a collection that cannot be beaten by any british olympian. finishing second of the world champions for hot favourite is no disgrace. a blistering lap from ryan owens gave them a fighting chance against the netherlands. the qualifying for the final in taking its toll. ., ., ., , its toll. now, having to put in an enormous _ its toll. now, having to put in an enormous effort. _ its toll. now, having to put in an enormous effor

a military helicopters campbell that for other states have also suspended diplomatic missions. denmark and norway are temporarily shoving their share compound, germany and finland closing their facility, citing the worsening situation and northern 60 countries of coolant. i've got to start to ensure the safety of those who want to leave a ton of, i mean while says it won't stop far as the parting a russia which has long advocated working with a transition. government says its mission is not under threats and it has no plans to shut. it was a power vacuum a significant of course. there's gap fire in the city armed looters. we know about the smell of burning. the important thing is that the taliban as need themselves promise are interested in a peaceful transition of power. they guarantee the safety of for an embassy, including our embassy. we have significantly reinforced our security in advance. now there are no threats to our diplomats. our property will continue our work here in a calm and normal manner. so a member of the russian federation council is worried that a resurgent ton ab

a couple airport of the states have also been suspending that diplomatic missions, denmark a new way of temporarily shutting down that shad compound germany and sitting under place enough to send the seasons while fighting the deteriorating situation. the telephone says it won't stop foreigners leaving the country, but russia says its mission is not on the threat and has no plans to shop. oscars, foreign ministry, it will work with the transition government, which is a process. it has long advocated was a power vacuum, a significant of course. there's gunfire in the city armed looters. we know about the smell of burning. the important thing is that the taliban as they themselves promise are interested in a peaceful transition of power. they guarantee the safety of foreign embassies, including our embassy. we have significantly reinforced our security and advice. now there are no threats to our diplomats. our property will continue our work here in a calm and normal manner. were a member of the russian federation counseling worried that a research in taliban will now try to spread its

you could maybe school development tonight, so all really push for making denmark, captain simone car and the medical team that saved christian erickson's life, that the europe in championship will receive this year. you way for president ward . the mid photo suffered a cardiac arrest during denmark's opening match the torments, and had to be suffered, tasted on the pitch, the head of european football, governing body. alexander saffron. describe those who helped erickson as the true heroes of your 2020. the award recognizes outstanding achievement, the professional excellence and exam 3 personal qualities and athletes is tested positive of a cobit 19 inside the parent pick village for the 1st time on the day the games officially began. van identified person is one of 5 cases in the last 2 days. the opening ceremony took place in a largely empty stadium. japan can by the current of ours on the make, which health experts say is that a disaster level in the country more than 4400 athletes from 100. $62.00 teams will take part over the next 12 days. and events that have kind of stand on

to introduce a more atoria on deputation decisions and departures. agrees, or stress belgian and denmark standing. they want that would checked, it assigned them because the e u is not really and does not have the capacity to kind of another major migration crisis. why haven't you guys are waiting make up around 10 percent of asylum seekers? they're the 2nd largest group after syrian and for a continent still scarred by the migration crisis of 56 years ago. there was a feeling of a who, a feeling of having been they before, that has your opinions worried. they might be on the verge of a fish refugee crisis. those people who are here from a gun in time, they're not migrant. there's a few gees and asylum seeker. and that is why it is very important to remember at all best in countries have signed humor a convention refugee convention. and they are duty bound to has anyone, not only of guns, but syrians are anybody who come to the, to their country? and as far as them, because you are who are in the country, are any conflict personnel to to the life. so i think then the western countries sa

while denmark and norway had temporarily shutting down their shed. compound. that says the taliban says that they won't stop forward is from leaving the country. as for russia, it says its mission isn't under threats. it's got no plans to shut it down for now . meanwhile, moscow's foreign ministry adds that it'll work with the transitional government, which is a process. it is long advocate for each other. go to the situation in the city is tend to now, but there is no fighting. as far as we know, the policies are currently negotiating. there is no threat to the embassy and no evacuation is required. a member of the russian federation council worried that a resurgent taliban will now try to spread its influence through former soviet countries. their reports to the taliban on negotiating with the authorities and most likely on the surrender of the city and the transfer of power to the taliban. who's to blame the usa? they brought in troops 20 years ago, supposedly trained an army that's losing ground, that a fight under being abandoned. now, if they are trying

evacuating that diplomatic stuff. britons among the countries pulling out some diplomatic workers, denmark and norway temporarily shutting down that shad compound. as we reported earlier, germany is closing its facility as well as is sweet and citing the deteriorating situation our by our that's also there was the taliban says that it won't stop florida's from leaving the country. russia says its mission is an under threat. it's got no plans to shut. meanwhile, moscow's foreign ministry adds that it will work with the transition government, which is a process. it's long advocated each other good in the situation in the city is tend to now, but there is no fighting. as far as we know, the parties are currently negotiating. there is no threat to the embassy and no evacuation is required. a member of the russian federation councils were at that research and taliban gonna now try and spread its influence through former soviet countries. the reports of the taliban on negotiating with authorities and most likely on the surrender of the city and the transfer of power to the taliban. who's to blam

all the states have also been suspending the diplomatic questions, denmark nowhere temporarily shutting down the sad, compound, germany and fin and close enough facilities as well. so i can the deteriorating situation. the top one says it won't stop foreigners leaving the country, but russia for it's false as its mission is not under threat and has no plans to shot most foreign ministry outs. it will work with the transition government, which is a process that has long advocated a power vacuum a significant of course, there is gas fire in the city armed looters. we know about the smell of burning. the important thing is that the taliban as the themselves promise, are interested in a peaceful transition of power. they guarantee the safety of foreign embassies, including our embassy. we have significantly reinforced our security in advance. now there are no threats to our diplomats. our property will continue our work here in a calm and normal manner. a member of the russian federation council is worried that was sergeant taliban will now try to spread its influence through format. soviet

denmark is set to lift all their coronavirus restrictions by september 10.he health minister he says it no longer considers covid a critical threat to society. denmark has the third highest vaccination rate in europe, with 70 per one -- 71% of the entire population inoculated. after restrictions are lifted, people will not have to show proof of vaccination or a negative test to enter restaurants, bars, or go to large gatherings. denmark is recording fewer than 1000 cases a day. i want to take you back to afghanistan. we can speak to rod adrenaline sarah about the atmosphere and the impact of thursday's attack did already, people in the country were dealing with the upheaval and desperation of the past 10 days. tell me about the effect of the airport attacks on you. >> there is a new wave of fear and panic with the people after enjoying a few days of peace. this race attack on the taliban with the death toll has left people wondering if or whether they will ever have peaceful living or not. people have questions on the telegrams capability of handling the att

other states have also been suspending their diplomatic commissions . denmark and norway are temporarily shutting down their share compound. germany and finland are closing their facilities as well. citing the t rating situation. the taliban says it won't stop far as leaving the country. russia though, says its mission, is not under threat and has no plans to shut off for a ministry, and it will work with the transition government, which is a process. it has long advocated the worker was a power vacuum, a significant of course. there's gunfire in the city armed looters. we know about the smell of burning. the important thing is that the taliban as they themselves promise are interested in a peaceful transition of power. they guarantee the safety of foreign embassies, including our embassy. we have significantly reinforced our security and advice. now, there are no threats to our diplomats. our property will continue our work here in a calm and normal manner. countries have been evacuating nationals in panic. here you can see frighten creation, struggling to whole heavy rock sucks bags an

rather states have also been spending their different technicians, denmark, norway, temporarily shutting down their shed compound, germany in finland, closing their facilities as well, citing the deteriorating situation. the taliban says it was foreigners leaving the country, but russia says its mission is not under threat and has no plans to shut moscow's foreign ministry, as it will work with the transition governments, which is a process. it has long advocated local power vacuum a significant of course there is gunfire in the city armed looters. we know about the smell of burning. the important thing is that the taliban as they themselves promise are interested in a peaceful transition of power. they guarantee the safety of foreign embassies, including our embassy. we have significantly reinforced our security and advice. now there are no threats to our diplomats. our property will continue our work here in a calm and normal manner. a member of the russian federation council is worried that the resurgent taliban could now try to support its influence throughout former soviet countries

while, britain's matt walls and ethan hayter took olympic men's madison silver — behind denmark in firstkerr secures bronze and a personal best in the men's 1500m. in other news — the united states and britain warns their remaining citizens in afghanistan to leave immediately as the taliban continue their advance. a volunteer firefighter has died as wildfires spread across greece — with thousands being moved from their homes to the north of athens. the end of most coronavirus restrictions in wales — no more limits on meeting indoors, plus an end to rules on social distancing. now on bbc news — the prime minister of barbados, mia mottley, answers questions from a local audience on a range of issues that affect them and what they want their government to deliver. hello and welcome to global questions with me, zeinab badawi, from barbados. i'm in the capital, bridgetown, outside parliament overlooking independent square. in november this year barbados marks its 55th anniversary by becoming a republic. queen elizabeth will no longer be head of state. what does this tell us about the identity

afghanistan had not transformed into denmark, but afghanistan does not need to be denmark.istan. you know, "nothing has been accomplished there, we have wasted trillions of dollars," and all of that was really false. afghanistan had not transformed into denmark, but afghanistan does not need to be denmark. itjust needs to be afghanistan. and so what we have to recognise is that this is not an afghanistan problem, this is a humanity problem on a modern—day frontier between barbarism and civilisation. on tuesday us presidentjoe biden said he doesn't regret his decision the us state department spokesperson ever prices speaking. irate the us state department spokesperson ever prices speaking.— ever prices speaking. we are committed — ever prices speaking. we are committed to _ ever prices speaking. we are committed to supporting - ever prices speaking. we are - committed to supporting afghanistan and its people. that commitment remains. , , ., ., remains. the flights you mentioned will be landing _ remains. the flights you mentioned will be landing daily, _ remains. the flights

whether or not denmark bessie was found guilty he was executed, and he will cut to the end of the civil war and all these black people, and a minister in brooklyn basically backed themselves to charleston because the church hadn't been allowed to proselytize in the confederacy and they lived in the former confederate states in the south before the great migration. so ground 0 had to be charleston and the first thing they do is rebuild, and they needed denmark bessie's son. you can't make that up. it is like poetry.

afghanistan does not need to be denmark. was it still a violent place? heck yes.ut if you want to look at whether or not we were winning back then, look at what is happening in afghanistan now, and was it worth it with a small effort to prevent what is happening now? i would say the answer has to be hell yes it was. mark: h.r. mcmaster, you have been generous with your time. you are someone for whom this is very personal, including your own kids serving in afghanistan. thank you for your insights. we appreciate that for our audience. thank you for watching. if you would like to get the podcast or this, please come to our website, as well as the first installment with david petraeus. we are doing our best to draw lessons that are upfront in real time. h.r., thank you for your time. h.r.: thank you for the great work the wilson center does. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more. >> the world changed and media com was ready. we powered a new reality. we are built to keep you ahead. >> mediacom supports c-span al

and italy beat denmark to take the men's team pursuit gold. that team gb haven't won this event. britain have now won a record six medals in boxing this olympics, after a silver and bronze in the ring today. but it was something ben whittaker was really upset about, after losing his gold medal light heavyweight contest with arlen lopez. all smiles for frazer clarke, celebrating his bronze, despite the stoppage in his fight. john watson has been speaking to both men. it was not to be for ben whittaker who lost in the final, he had sown with silver but there was clearly disappointment as he left without silver. clearly wanted to win a gold but it was going to be tough against an opponent who had won gold at the previous olympics. he has been a huge entertainer, both in and out of the ring and this is his reflections after that about. you the ring and this is his reflections after that about.— the ring and this is his reflections after that about. you do not when it's over, after that about. you do not when it's over. you _ after that about. you

afghanistan hadn't transformed into denmark.osing themselves again. president itiden says the — exposing themselves again. president biden says the afghans _ exposing themselves again. president biden says the afghans need - exposing themselves again. president biden says the afghans need to - exposing themselves again. president biden says the afghans need to fight i biden says the afghans need to fight this war themselves. that this is the problem of the afghans. is that fair? ., �* , ., the problem of the afghans. is that fair? ., �*, ., ., fair? no, it's not fair because these are _ fair? no, it's not fair because these are the _ fair? no, it's not fair because these are the enemies - fair? no, it's not fair because these are the enemies of- fair? no, it's not fair because these are the enemies of all. these are the enemies of all civilisation. you know? of all humanity that are fighting. the reason we went to afghanistan was because nearly 3000 innocent people were murdered on september the 11th 2001. we have to recognise t

so whether or not denmark was plotting, he was found guilty and executed and they destroyed this churcharvey came and was navy minister in brooklyn basically he put himself to charleston because the ame church have been allowed to prosper in the confederacy and in 90 percent of all black people raised in 1910, lived and the former confederate states, in the south before the great migration. soatn they knew that was grounds for growth. and from ground zero had to be charleston in the first thing, that richard harvey thought of was rebuild this church and who did they hire as the architect to build it, denmark the sun, you can't make that up for it is like poetry, the gift of god. so richard harvey came becomes a major figure in the renaissance and reconstruction. he starts his own newspaper and then he will run for congress and be elected in 1872 and in 76. so the third reading the story the family is still in and dylan did not choose mother emmanuelle by accident. no because it was a heart of reconstruction. and i think the last interview we believe with the referent and that he was a p

total of the pin states have been evacuating the national to and suspending diplomatic missions, denmark norway term probably shot the shad compound, germany and fiddle and closing their facilities because of the situation. and more than 60 countries of cold enough canister to ensure the safety of those who want to leave given the deteriorating security situation, we support a work into secure and colon all parties to respect and facilitate the safe and orderly departure of foreign nationals and afghans who wish to leave the country, those in positions of power and authority across of janice, done their responsibility and accountability for the protection of human life and property and for the immediate restoration of security and civil order. well the case, foreign secretary has been flagged for not cutting his holiday short earlier as the taliban was seizing afghan. this done, don't involve return to britain on sunday. correspondence shall be dashed, reports from london. well, the questions here in the united kingdom is, where is the government and where is the leadership in responding

thank you very much and have a safe trip back to denmark. fringe gets underway today and the city is preparing to welcome even more visitors as part of a month—long showcase of festivals. last year, some of the events went online due to the pandemic. earlier i spoke to adam mcvey, who is the edinburgh council leader, and i asked him how this year�*s event will differ from last year�*s. we did have some shows and the festivals did what they do, which is bring an enormous amount of creativity to solve problems and put on fantastic art, and that�*s what we did see last year. brilliant comedy and art and music and dance, broadcast to the world and it was fantastic to really embrace that new challenge. it was a very difficult one, it was a very difficult year, thousands of performers would have loved to have come to the amazing city of edinburgh and displayed their own talent to a very grateful audience, but the change was that they were still able to broadcast what�*s special about edinburgh�*s festivals right across the world. i read somewhere

now living in denmark, she says she fears for the future of women's sport and also the safety of players is so heavy. i have been unable to sleep and i have been crying, feeling helpless. when i receive messages and voice messages from the players from afghanistan, crying and saying that, we are abandoned and we are just stuck at home, where we are not able to get out, we are too afraid, all the things, all the dreamsjust gone, it'sjust afraid, all the things, all the dreams just gone, it's just like a nightmare. all i have been saying to my girls in afghanistan, the women who have been part of the programme, ijust who have been part of the programme, i just kept writing who have been part of the programme, ijust kept writing them and just say, please take out your photos from social media, please close under social media, to have some sort of safety, because your identity, they will not find you. i have taken down the national team account, the twitter account, we have taken down all the accounts, just to make sure they are protected and their information is not out. that's what we have

denmark jesse's son. it's poetry. it's the gift of god. sorichard harvey becomes a major figure in the renaissance . he's in reconstruction he starts his own newspaper and then he will run for congress and the elected in 1872 and 1876 so the third piece in this story sadly is dylann roof and he did not choose mother emmanuelle accidentally because it was the heart of reconstruction. i did the last interview we believe with the reverend and that went the night he was at prayer meeting with eight other, i called them the saints. the innocent. and dylann roof prayed with them ostensibly for an hour and then as we know he murdered nine people that night in mother emanuel so that completes the art of mother emanuel church but it hardest at reconstruction. we tend to forget this but black men in the former confederacy got the right to vote because of the reconstruction. three years before the 15th amendment was ratified in 1870, black men in the south got the right to vote in the summer of 1867 so they registered to vote. 80 percent of the black

british men took the silver for team the last hour, two british men took the silverfor team gb, with denmarkws... gunfire. the

for instance sweden, denmark, the netherlands.ghters are among those calling for a unique number in france. they want there to be a universal european number. they argued it would make the system a lot more fluid and should in orienting people's calls, essentially saving time and money. >> [speaking foreign language] >> while firefighters are in favor of one number, they face resistance from emergency doctors, right? >> they say on the contrary, it is important for people facing life-threatening medical emergencies to have quick and direct access to medical professionals, which is the case when you dial the number 15. your directly in touch with a doctor or medical professional. they warned if there is just one number, precious seconds will be wasted as a generic operator feels your call. they are calling for the generation of two numbers, one for medical emergencies and another that would be for security emergencies. >> [speaking foreign language] >> this debate over having a unique number came up rather recently when there is a

yeah, well, i think the conclusion in denmark, as i hope it is in many other countries, is, of courseioned before show the objective is right, but the timing is wrong. we should have told the taliban, "yes, we will leave, but on the condition that you stop attacking legitimate government in afghanistan and we can be sure that we will leave a peaceful afghanistan to the future of the afghan people." that is how we should have dealt with this. we have very little leverage from outside and without any presence in the country any longer. but what can countries like the uk and your own do now? is it a case of actually having to recognise the taliban government? after all, nobody elected the people now in power, they effectively deposed the outgoing government — not with much resistance, it has to be said — but nonetheless, how should we approach it now? i would caution against a quick recognition of the new government. let's wait, let's see if the taliban has really changed, if we can trust that they have a new approach. so i would recommend that we wait and see when it comes to recognitio

afghanistan was not denmark, chuck. it didn't need to be denmark.course there was corruption in the government. the security forces -- there was corruption in the security forces as well. hollowing out these institutions while they were trying to build them. they were on a path to strengthening over time. what's most lamentable about the policy under the trump administration and what the biden administration doubled down on and failed to reverse is reactually strengthened the taliban and weakened the afghan government and security forces on our way out. if we were going to leave, chuck, why not just get the hell out? why didn't we do that? it was impossible i think for the after gone government to withstand the blows of not being included in the negotiations and then forcing the afghan government to release 5,000 of some of the most heinous people on earth who immediately went back to terrorizing the afghan people, and then to set the timeline, say we're not going to support you, withdrawal the vast majority of our support for them. >> general mcmas

will toy see a penalty given for the one that was awarded to rahim sterling in the euros against denmarkrded a penalty, and the other major change that fans watching from home will presumably welcome in terms of the fact it doesn't delay proceedings as much is we won't see that process of the lines being drawn for offside decision, it will be closer to what we saw in the euros where you will only see how the conclusion was reached. changes being made all the time to adapt it, make it better for viewers and the whole football experience, so some changes to var, will it grab the headlines? we will have to wait and see. the match's live commentary on bbc radio 5 live and laura at brentford, thank you. time for some of the day's other sports stories, nuno espirito santo says his players wont be distracted by speculation over harry kane's future. the new spurs boss says he hasn't yet decided if kane will play against manchester city on sunday — the club he's strongly linked withjoining. on the eve of their season opener, virgil van dijk�*s signed a contract extension with liverpool. he hasn't

denmark captain simon kjaer and the medical team that saved christian eriksen's life when he sufferedt during the european championship have received the uefa president's award. it's been 12 days since the british sprinter cj ujah was provisionally suspended. he returned a positive drugs test at the olympic games, and the athletics integrity unit has commenced proceedings against him. he has denied any wrongdoing. he won silver in the four by 100 metre relay, and it's only today that one of his team—mates in the quartet has commented on ujah�*s suspension. let's speak to our sports correspondent katie gornall. we've been waiting for some kind of response from one of his team—mates, and what has he had to say? response from one of his team-mates, and what has he had to say?— and what has he had to say? that's riaht, so and what has he had to say? that's right. so hughes — and what has he had to say? that's right, so hughes has _ and what has he had to say? that's right, so hughes has put _ and what has he had to say? that's right, so hughes has put out - and what has he had to say? tha

but joining other european nations including denmark, poland and belgium and the netherlands who alsonded their evacuation mixes. there were some interesting comments yesterday from boris johnson who said that time was very much running short and clearly now this is wrapping up in just a matter of hours, however he said that he hopes in weeks to do that they would be able to establish some sort of safe corridor for those people they haven't been able to evacuate, that would be with the cooperation though of the taliban and he did hold a sort of large carrot for the taliban saying if they want to unblock the billions of dollars and a return to financial aid, they want to know that some people can still return to the uk, return to other countries, can leave afghanistan in the weeks to come. and that is something that the taliban will probably need. at this stage the economic picture is dire and the next phase for the taliban of course is how to govern the country. >> and real quick, what is the public opinion on this in terms of leaving now, did they get enough people and so on? >> i th

samson—ova in the first round, while the men's world number one novak djokovic is in action later against denmark'sedals for great britain on day seven at the paralympics in tokyo — with more success in cycling and swimming. dame sarah storey has won the 16th gold of her career in the c5 time trial. that achievement also saw her equal the record held by swimmer mike kenny as britain's most successful paralympian of all—time. our reporter rachael laytham has more. yeah, she definitely got the day started well for great britain, picking up that gold medal this morning, and she said it was a smooth race. she really enjoyed it and she actually cycled faster than she expected to go. when she was on the podium, she even looked a little emotional, which is very unusual for the athlete that's been going since 1992 and winning the whole way, but now she's going to shift her focus to thursday, where she'll be hoping to pick up another gold medal in the road race. and, if she wins a gold, then she will become the most—decorated paralympic athlete of all time with gold medals. what a title for sarah storey, th

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while britain's matt walls and ethan hayter took olympic men's madison silver — behind denmark in firster news, the united states and the uk warn their remaining citizens in afghanistan to leave immediately as the taliban continue their advance. a volunteer firefighter has died as wildfires spread across greece, with thousands being moved from their homes to the north of athens. the end of most coronavirus restrictions in wales — no more limits on meeting indoors, plus an end to rules on social distancing. now on bbc news... it is zeinab badawi's afternoon. earlier we saw her interviewing the president of barbados. now she meets two sublime young opera stars who are grappling with a new world of opera — south african soprano masabane cecilia rangwanasha and french tenor benjamin bernheim. i have been an opera fan for decades and i want to share my passion with you. so i am on a mission to tell you about some of the names in opera who are making it fit for the future. meet south african soprano masabane cecilia rangwanasha, who loves song contests, and is tipped to become a superstar. i

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and there was controversy in the men's pursuit, with team gb racing denmark for a place in the final.e medal race. and all eyes were on the gymastics a short while ago — as we saw the return of us gymnast simone biles — and she secured a bronze medal in the beam final. there was no hint of hesitation from the american four—time gold medalist. she had withdrawn from several events after saying she wanted to protect her mental health and that she was suffering from the twisties — a phenomenon that means a gymnast becomes disorintated whilst mid air. so a bronze for biles, gold went to the 16 year old guan chen—chen from china. some nail—biting finishes, but within the space of an hour, team gb won two gold medals in the sailing. dylan fletcher and stuart bithell got first place in the men's 49er, and then giles scott successfully defended his olympic finn title. tea m team gb have never won gold in the 49er class until now. there was centimetres between them. right on the line great britain when and a gold medal in tokyo in 2020. joe scott was up next, in a class team gb of 1% of last f

decided to introduce a more atoria on deputation decisions and departures. grease or stress belgian and denmark standing firm. they want the rejected, assign them because the e u is not really and does not have the capacity to kind of another major migration crisis. why your guns are waiting, make up around 10 percent of asylum seekers. they're the 2nd largest group off the syrians. and for a continent still scarred by the migration crisis of 56 years ago, it was a feeling of a who, a feeling of having been they before, that has your opinions worried. they might be on the verge of fish refugee crisis. most recap on the latest advance, the medicine group has seized the presidential panos in the capital called bull. that's off the president, should have gone, he fled the country. he confirmed his regular resignation on his facebook page. what is it now? control the city besides the airport and i've said they will seem declare and islamic emerett of the going to start with these recent pictures from web activation efforts attorney on the way, the airport now the only way out of the nation. thousan

people travelling to the uk from canada, denmark and 5 other new �*green list�* countries will not needas the uk's latest covid travel rules come into force. a new law is being introduced to make school uniforms cheaper in england and wales this autumn, but won't be in place in time for the new school year american actor ed asner — best known for playing fictional tv newsman lou grant and voicing the lead of the animated film �*up�* , has died aged 91. and coming up this hour. we look at the future of staycations after a bumper yearfor uk holidays, as many of us have opted to holiday at home due to the uncertainty around covid travel restrictions. rockets have been fired towards kabul international airport, where the us evacuation operation is drawing to a close. about five rockets flew over the afghan capital, although it isn't known who fired them. they're reported to have been intercepted by a us anti—missile system. british ministers and officials will be taking part in a number of international meetings aimed at defining a joint approach to the taliban in afghanistan. the foreign s

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