with me are the times radio presenter calum macdonald and the chief executive of the think tank demos, polly mackenzie. tomorrow because �*s front pages... the crisis in afghanistan dominates most of tomorrow's front pages. in the metro, the desperate scene of a mother handing her daughter to an american soldier, begging him to save herfrom a life under the taliban. 0n the front page of the ft, a photo of women protesters in kabul carry the afghan national flag in a show of defiance to the taliban. the telegraph reports on the remarks made by us presidentjoe biden. he hit back at britain and other nato allies, saying that they �*had a choice' to stay in afghanistan despite the united states pulling out. that is actually the guardian. as i just hinted, the telegraph reports on those remarks made by president biden. let's get stuck into the papers. as i've moved to the right camera! the metro, the headline that stated out when we look at all of these papers. calum? when we look at all of these papers. (alum? ~ , ,., , , , when we look at all of these papers. (alum? ~ , , ,., ., (alum? a

with me are times radio presenter calum macdonald and the chief executive of the think tank demos, pollykenzie. tomorrow's front pages... the metro, and the desperate scene of a mother handing her daughter to an american soldier, begging him to save herfrom a life under the taliban. 0n the front page of the ft, a photo of women protesters in kabul carrying the afghan national flag in a show of defiance to the taliban. the telegraph reports on the remarks made by us presidentjoe biden. he hit back at britain and other nato allies, saying that they �*had a choice�* to stay in afghanistan despite the united states pulling out. according to the times, three of britain's most senior civil servants, whose departments are overseeing the evacuation from afghanistan, are currently on holiday despite the crisis unfolding in the country. it comes as pressure is mounting on the foreign secretary to resign amid claims that the crucial phone delegated to a junior minister to help airlift translators out of afghanistan never took place. that's on the front page of the mail. and an exclusive poll on the