when world leaders last met in cornwall it was all smiles. | met in cornwall it was all smiles.be the case at a virtual summit tomorrow. convened by the prime minister, he will ask the president to stay longer in afghanistan, but his chance of success seem slim if the taliban do not consent. staying without that, some worn, would mean evacuation efforts would become violent. we would efforts would become violent. - would have to be prepared to leave the effort and fight the taliban to get these people and i don't see that as a credible proposition. secondly, if the taliban don't want our aeroplanes to use the airport, one missile, one burst of machine—gun fire and the evacuation is over. machine-gun fire and the evacuation is over. �* ,. ., , ., is over. after the scramble to resond is over. after the scramble to respond to — is over. after the scramble to respond to events _ is over. after the scramble to respond to events in - is over. after the scramble to - respond to events in afghanistan, ministers say the evacuation effort has stepped up, with more than 6500 people brough

a short while ago devon and cornwall police get more detailsi and cornwall police get more details ofhas shaken this residential area of plymouth to its core. ., , ., , ., its core. therefore five people of pl mouth its core. therefore five people of plymouth who — its core. therefore five people of plymouth who have _ its core. therefore five people of plymouth who have lost - its core. therefore five people of plymouth who have lost their - its core. therefore five people of. plymouth who have lost their lives overnight, and mr davison himself, including a particularly young child. we are not that this time naming the details of those people because not only are we working with the families, but each one of them has wide families throughout the united kingdom.— has wide families throughout the united kinudom. , , . , united kingdom. emergency services were called to _ united kingdom. emergency services were called to the _ united kingdom. emergency services were called to the scene _ united kingdom. emergency services were called to the scene at _ united kingdom. emergency services

questions for devon and cornwall police about why it chose to return a shotgun licence to the man who killed five people in plymouth. i want to see a proper and thorough investigation into how the shooter got a firearms licence, why he was given back at gun. that is the question that people in this community have. afghanistan's president says his top priority is boosting the armed forces, in his first national address since the taliban stepped up their offensive. translation: our dear country, afghanistan, is in severe - danger of instability. the reintegration of the security and defence forces is our priority and we are taking serious measures to deal with this. as taliban insurgents continue their advance in afghanistan, us troops prepare for a massive airlift of civilians from kabul. flash flooding in turkey kills at least 31 people, as southern europe records one of the hottest summers ever. the nhs warns that tens of thousands of people are risking their lives in england because they're unable to spot the first warning signs of cancer. please don't stress the seals — a plea for

devon and cornwall— what details of the same? devon and cornwall police _ what details of the same?e - what details of the same? devon and cornwall police have been i and cornwall police have been tweeting and giving out information in the last hour. they have confirmed that six people have died in a serious firearms incident implement. it was about six o'clock last night. the six people include the government. according to the government. according to the police, and according to the police, and according to the local mp, one victim is believed to be a child under the age of ten years old. two females and two males were deceased at the scene. another male, i leave it to be the offender, was deceased at the scene. and all are believed to have died from gunshot wounds. another female is treated at the scene but later died in hospital. the next of kin have been informed by the police and the police want to stress that this is not a terrorist —related incident and they are not looking for anyone else in connection with this. they are also appealing to people who may have been around at

cornwall's rocketin: vaccines are working. cornwall's rocketing rates _ vaccines are working.e working. cornwall's rocketing rates of infection - vaccines are working. cornwall's rocketing rates of infection have been blamed in large part on a music and surfing festival. preparations are well under way for this weekend's reading festival, where thousands will gather, and where there are crowds, that is likely to be covid. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. our top story this evening... britain says it will use every hour that led to get people out of afghanistan after the us refuses to extend its deadline beyond next tuesday. and it's a sensational start for england in the third test against india at headingley. coming up in sportsday in the next 15 minutes on the bbc news channel... the harry kane transfer saga is over for now. he's says he's not going to leave spurs this summer and is 100% focused on helping the team. the cyclist dame sarah storey moved a step closer today to becoming britain's most decorated paralympian, after she won britain's first gold medal at the paralympics

i'm going to challenge in cornwall and coming up. i'll be explaining why this small size is one of a number in the u. k. trying to be the big players in the commercial space market. and leo, now messy is set to make his debut for palestine sharma shortly. we'll have more in this for a hello from dell. how good to be with you. rising sand and dust. we're still seen it being kicked up in some places in saudi, particularly toward the southwest, up against the red sea is where we're seeing that. but i also want to show you what the monsoon winds are doing for the onshore breeze in moscow, where at 33 degrees, so that is actually below average. if i show you the next few days, here's what we can expect. the winds will ease on thursday, so that will pump up your temperature to 35, which is closer to where you should be. for this, from the year, off to pakistan, karachi, $32.00 degrees, we've got some what, whether it's worth the north spilling into northern areas of afghanistan as well. from monday in turkey, we're talking about high tempe

or we challenge reports from cornwall in a modest hanger on the scruffy edge of a regional u. k. airport lies a new chapter in space. exploration. this is virgin orbit launch, a one, a rocket deployed from a plane that will take satellites to space and space for cornwall. the new key airport expects this to happen for the 1st time. next june, getting it hasn't been easy. it's been a long journey. lots of up and down. we've had funding issues. we had, brett said, we've had changes in administration. we've had a pandemic. we've had this airport almost having to be shut because of the pandemic . we've had a lot of challenges, but we've overcome all of them to get to the point where we're so close to launch. for the 1st of these virgin a little bit will use space for cornwall as little more than a runway to take off from that construction is underway to build a facility for loading the satellites. next will be a hanger for the specialized plane. even when this is all finished, so we're actually be that much more to see here. certainly nothing to rival the kennedy space center in f

the chief of devon and cornwall police updating i devon and cornwall police updating the media on whatether there was a familial relationship, but he said at this time, they believe it was an incident which was domestically related which then spilled into the streets and he described how jake davison, having killed that woman in that house, left the address and shot and killed a very young girl and shot a male relative who was with her. he then went further along biddick drive and shot two people, a man and a woman. he said their injuries are not life—threatening but said they are life changing. he then went further to adjacent parklands, shot a man who died at the scene and then a woman was shot who died of her injuries later in hospital and then he turned the gun on himself and killed himself. he said police responded, in his view, very quickly, six minutes from the first call being received and they were at the scene. by then, jake davison had already killed himself but he says it will be for the coroner to look at whether they could have done more. he said that jake davison was a l

i do not know the | scale of the number of licences that are held in devon and cornwall.rspective, any firearm is a firearm to many, to be in society, and i think we have a strange position where we allow people for sports and for work to have firearms in their homes, shotguns and other firearms, have firearms in their homes, shotguns and otherfirearms, but have firearms in their homes, shotguns and other firearms, but why have we got that position? that is from starting point. 0n have we got that position? that is from starting point. on this particular incident, this person who was clearly intent on committing serious injury and death to other people, he has access to a weapon, if you had not had access to that weapon would he have you something else? we do not know if you would have had access to this weapon normally or if it was a different one to one is being discussed. fin one to one is being discussed. on the one to one is being discussed. 0n the social media stuff and him being part of the incel group, lots of discussion around that now and if thatis discussion aro

labour says there are questions for devon and cornwall police about why it chose to return a shotgun licence to the man who killed five people in plymouth. how on earth did he get a gun licence in the first place? what background checks were done? i'm glad there has been an investigation into why but there are wider questions there. into why but there are wider questions there. many people are feared dead in haiti after a strong earthquake struck the south—west of the country. the us geological survey has issued a red alert for fatalities and warns of probable high casualties and widespread disaster. afghanistan's president says his top priority is boosting the armed forces, in his first national address since the taliban stepped up their offensive. translation: our dear country, afghanistan, is in serious - danger of instability. the reintegration of the security and defence forces is our priority and we are taking serious measures to deal with this. as taliban insurgents continue their advance in afghanistan, us troops prepare for a massive airlift of civilians from kabul. flash fl

this morning devon and cornwall police chief constable shaun sawyer gave this briefing. an address in biddick drive. the number of calls were considerable and were assessed and it was later revealed shots were being fired. that is, as i say, came in from multiple calls from the public. officers arrived at the scene within six minutes, including both unarmed and armed officers. it is our understanding and i confirm a man known as jake davison aged 22 had murdered a woman at an address in biddick drive, using a firearm. i will not reveal that address as we are still contacting the members of the family of the lady who has died. we will reveal that address later in more detailfor you. mr davison then left that address, entered biddick drive where he immediately shot and killed a very young girl. he also shot and killed the male relative of that girl. this was a truly shocking event, and was witnessed by members of the public. further along biddick drive, he aimed and shot at two local residents, a man and a woman, who have received significant but we understand at present n

i don't know the scale of the number of licences that are held in devon and cornwall.have a strange position where we allow people for sports and for work to have firearms in their homes, shotguns and other firearms, but why have we got that position? that is my starting point. on this particular incident, this person who was clearly intent on committing serious injury and death to other people, he had access to a weapon, if he had not had access to that weapon, would he have used something else? we do not know if he had access to this weapon lawfully or if it was a different weapon from the one that is being discussed. to turkey now, and just as crews battled to bring wildfires under control, devastating floods have swept through northern parts of the country. reports say 40 people have died, and president erdogan has declared a disaster zone in flood—hit regions. tanya dendrinos reports. car alarms sound. vehicles tossing in the torrent. this terrifying eyewitness footage captured the scene in northern turkey just days ago. roads turned to rivers, as buildings simply

labour says there are questions for devon and cornwall police about why it chose to return a shotgun licence to the man who killed five people in plymouth. how on earth did he get a gun licence in the first place? what gran checks were done? i am glad there is the investigation is under way about why it was returned. there are wider questions here. —— what background checks were done? —— what background checks were done? afghanistan's president says his top priority is boosting the armed forces, in his first national address since the taliban stepped up their offensive. translation: our dear country is in dancer of translation: our dear country is in danger of instability _ translation: our dear country is in danger of instability and _ translation: our dear country is in danger of instability and the - danger of instability and the security forces and the stability thereof is our top priority and we are taking steps to ensure this. as taliban insurgents continue their advance in afghanistan, us troops prepare for a massive airlift of civilians from kabul. flash flooding in turkey ki

for the 1st of these virgin orbit will use space for cornwall as little more than a runway to take off from that construction is underway to build a facility for loading the satellites. next will be a hanger for the specialized plane. even when this is all finished, that would actually be that much more to see here. certainly nothing to rival the kennedy space center in florida, the united states. but that small footprint is a defining feature of new spaces. the inside is call it nasa the giant is stepping aside. small project conscious commercial operators are a big part of the future. the u. k is trying to position itself as one of the main players in commercial space like the government's considering license applications from several contenders. besides spaceport como, they include space hub sutherland, a vertical rocket launch site on the northern tip of scotland. the shetland space center on the scott on an events and spaceports, no donia in wales, the past decade or so. as soon as the explosion in the desire to have access to space, and that means that having launch access, havin

when you a prime minister barak johnston traveled to cornwall for the g 7 in june. he promised 65000000 in funding to create a fitting legacy for the summit. arguably, the other g 7 legacy was a corona virus spike. but his johnson's promise of money too little too late for a county blighted by decades of austerity, neoliberalism, and justification of after winning film bates looks at the people affected by those universal issues through the lens of class conflict between the rich and the poor. in a cornish fishing village, going on the ground deputy editor charlie cook caught up with the films director mark jenkins me in in black and white, 16 millimeter process film about a small village in comb or a fishing village which is at the center of a bit of a civil war, i suppose, something bubbling under the surface as it transitions from being a place of industry increasingly into a place of simple trade. and did you expect it to become such a big room? it's difficult to, to, to distance to have any distance on it. really, i don't, i don't see it as a, as a massive hit.

a film that explores gentrification in cornwall goal is a more coming up in today's going underground refers to 50 for the session of the governmental panel on climate change continues. today i'm, it's an environmentally catastrophic summer all around the world. joining me that from aberdeen is one of the i p c's lead authors and the science director of the scottish climate change center of expertise professor pete smith. me thanks so much for coming on to as a, as a lead author in the past for the i p c. c will. what do you expect for the 50 votes session? what do you expect for all these meetings running up to november's big conference call per $26.00 is? yeah. so cop 26 in glasgow. that's right. so. so what i expect from this one, this is working group one, which is reporting working group, one of my pcc is the working group that looks at the physical science and the climate ology. so that basically reporting what's happened with emissions, what's likely to happen with the climate in the future. and what a physical science basis is there going to be 2 other meetings full of followi

it will be virtual, in cornwall we — tomorrow. it will be virtual, in cornwall we were _ tomorrow.alking - tomorrow. it will be virtual, in | cornwall we were talking about how aligned the european leaders were and a sigh of relief at a more conventional us president, but he has pulled the rug from under a lot of afghan people and a lot of the allies with the most scant consultation and i think critical to tomorrow's discussions would be the issue of whether they are going to extend the evacuation from august at the 31st, the date the us has set, and ijust make the simple observation that there have been briefing from the state department, national—security adviser and the pentagon today on all of this and see molly has spoken, it seems the less they have said. —— the more they have spoken. irate less they have said. -- the more they have spoken.— less they have said. -- the more they have spoken. we have 'ust heard from david that — they have spoken. we have 'ust heard from david that there h they have spoken. we have 'ust heard from david that there about]— they have spoken. we h

where you'll have siege built and cornwallis doesn't have a way out. he's going to be forced to surrender. the song "the world turned upside down." this is the last major revolution, carried on for a couple of more years but this is it. and why do the british stop fighting? why do you think? why do they stop fighting? they could continue this war. still a full army in new york. >> there was nobody left that was loyal to them in the country. >> you still have loyalists but you now have to not only defeat the army but win over the hearts and minds of americans and that's problematic. yeah, this is costly. >> there were issues with -- >> so now, by this point, the french are in. the spanish are in. the dutch are financing the americans. this is becoming a world war, in many respects, or at least a standard european one. it's not in the best interest. so yorktown is going to be the last major battle. small skirmishes here and there and nathaniel green in particular is worried about is a lone sort of figure, carrying on, going past the terms and duties like

while the visitors pour into cornwall, it doesn'tjust mean traffic jams and crowds.his scheme, set up at the height of the pandemic in truro and penzance. work is under way to clear an area at county hall for more self—contained cabins, complete with a cooker, shower, even a fridge. so this is a way of giving people security of tenure, so they know they can stay there as long as it is necessary until they find more suitable accommodation for them. there's going to be 18 of these cabins here and there are several other new sites coming soon, too. the council says it is also planning to buy and do up more than 100 homes that will be suitable for families. around 1000 people in single person households and families are in temporary or emergency accommodation in cornwall. it currently costs the council around £6 million per year to house those in need. it's predicted this could rise to £10 million this year. it's not cheap getting the cabins in place and running them, either, with a lot of preparation work needed. but offering more is welcomed by someone like craig, who

devon and cornwall police _ what do we know? devon and cornwall police have - what do we know? the last hour that six people have died in a serious firearms incident in plymouth. the area, 6pm last night. 0ne the area, 6pm last night. one of those people who was confirmed dead was believed to be a child under the age of ten years old. two females and two males were deceased at the scene, the police say. a further male who was believed to be the offender was also deceased at the scene and all are believed to have died from gunshot wounds. another female who was treated at the scene for gunshot wounds died shortly later in hospital and the family of the next of kin have been informed by the police. and they are stressing that this is not a terrorism —related incident. the streets in the area have been cordoned off. there were ambulances and a lot of police activity in the area but they now believe that the incident has come to an end and they're not looking for anybody else in connection with this incident. they are asking the public, though, and have been asking since the accide

the plymouth shootings — devon and cornwall police face an investigation over the decision to return shotgun licence to the man who killed five people. flash flooding in turkey kills at least 31 people — as southern europe records one of the hottest summers ever. the nhs warns that tens of thousands of people are risking their lives in england because they're unable to spot the first warning signs of cancer. and — please don't stress the seals — a plea for holiday makers on the north east coast of england to be more kind and respectful to the bathing mammals. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. within the past hour, the afghan president, ashraf ghani, has made a televised address to the nation — his first public comments since the taliban intensified their latest offensive. mr ghani said that the �*remobilization of armed forces�* was his top priority. he also said he was consulting with international partners to prevent further violence. heavy fighting has broken out in the afghan city of mazar—i—sharif, as taliban militants tighten their stranglehold

this pro'ect here in cornwall and t bed of roses.n and where a wider release of beavers should go ahead. 0nlyfans says it will delay making changes to policy on content creation, following a widespread and customise content. last week the site said it was banning sexually explicit content after coming under pressure from banking partners and pale providers. today reverse the decision following a backlash from millions of users. in the company said they had suspended the planned 0ctober one policy change was or is not entirely clear if that will be permanent but it certainly comes as relief to those people who make a living off the site. and there are some who generate enormous sums of money. let's bring in mary moody. welcome to the programme. this is quite the turnaround, isn't it? what quite the turnaround, isn't it? what ou out it quite the turnaround, isn't it? what you put it down _ quite the turnaround, isn't it? what you put it down to? _ quite the turnaround, isn't it? what you put it down to? hi _ quite the turnaround, isn't

the plymouth shootings — devon and cornwall police face an investigation over the decision to return shotgun licence to the man who killed five people. flash flooding in turkey kills at least 31 people — as southern europe records one of the hottest summers ever. the nhs warns that tens of thousands of people are risking their lives in england because they're unable to spot the first warning signs of cancer. now on bbc news — the travel show... india. 70 years after independence, this emerging world power of more than a billion people, is still changing. i'm on a journey to two extremes of this vast subcontinent. it is crystals. it's hard crystal. white salt. you can taste it. i began in gujarat, in the far west. this is genuinely incredible. i'm in heaven. it's pretty crowded. and this week i have travelled 2,000 miles over to the north—east. i am on the banks of the mighty river brahmaputra and i am about to go to a very spiritual place. it is one of india's lesser—known regions. we're really high up, and just to my right is the border with bangladesh. a part of the country that pr

labour says there are questions for devon and cornwall police about why it chose to return a shotgun licence to the man who killed five people in plymouth. how on earth do you get a gun licence in the first place? what background checks were done? i am glad there is the investigation already and to why the license was returned, i do think there are wider questions. the afghan president says his top priority is boosting the armed forces, in his first national address since the taliban stepped up their offensive. translation: our dear country afghanistan is in serious danger| of instability due to the war. the reintegration of the security and defence forces is our priority. we are taking serious measures to deal with this. as taliban insurgents continue their advance in afghanistan, us troops prepare for a massive airlift of civilians from kabul. flash flooding in turkey kills at least 31 people — as southern europe records one of the hottest summers ever. now on bbc news... our world — yalda hakim reports from afghanistan. as american and allied forces withdraw, the country is now at

have festivals and staycations contributed to cornwall�*s covid hotspots?e'll look at the latest evidence. a new take on the oldest fairy tale of them all — three years in the making, cinderella is finally ready to open. and coming up on the bbc news channel... we look ahead to the aig women's open as the final major of the year gets under way at carnoustie tomorrow. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. borisjohnson and his ministers have come in for some scathing criticism as a recalled parliament held an emergency session on afghanistan. two broad questions dominated the attack from mps on all sides. how is it that the taliban are back in power? and what does britain do now for those afghans who fear for their lives? we'll have more from the house of commons in a moment and we'll be live in kabul, but first our chief international correspondent lyse doucet on a nation now facing an uncertain future. come and help, help, help. a girl at the gate screaming. the taliban are coming, they are coming for me, pleading with western soldiers at kabul a

this is from devon and cornwall police.d i am going to give you their names if i may. first max yen davison was killed. she was aged 51 and she was the mother of jake dave killed. she was aged 51 and she was the mother ofjake dave son, the gunman. —— maxine. you can see a photograph of her there. that was jake davison the gunman's mum. he shot his mum. aged 51. the other victims were sophie martin, she was the three—year—old girl. and he also killed herfather, lee martin, who was 43 years of age. steven washington was 59, he was also shot dead, and the final victim was kate shepherd, she was 66—year—old woman, she was injured at the scene and she died later at hospital. as previously said by the police the firearm believed to have been used during the incident was legally held by the 22—year—old. the circumstances surrounding that have now been subject to a mandatory referral to the independent police watchdog but devon and cornwall police —— devon and cornwall police themselves and police are continuing to invest 13 scenes

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of the top ten infection hotspots in england as of last week, three were in cornwall.on. some others were further north in england. that's in terms of cases relative to the local population. we're going to see influxes of people to certain holiday destinations, and while that doesn't change the official population figures, it means that there are a lot more people within an area. and a lot more people in an area means there's going to be much more chance of covid and much more chance of transmission. indoor social mixing was said to be a factor with an infection spike in lincoln. a surge in cases was linked to a nightclub, though numbers have since fallen back. whatever the covid impact might be on hospitals, the nhs in the south west of england is already under pressure, with ambulances having to wait at some hospitals to hand over patients. we've got a combination of some rising numbers of covid cases, i but that's set alongside the fact |that people are trying to go fullj pelt to recover the care backlogs. we've also got lots people _ who are seeking urgent and emer

episodes of this season coming up in the show as the china and russia snubbing g 7, summit continues in cornwall in the u. k. we speak the legendary or the historian, an activist. tar golly, about the meeting of the liberal leaders and ask how hope can be grasped from the jaws of despair when it comes to palestine and demick protested, and the boldest, more coming up in today's going underground is after repeated threats against china and russia. so cool, g 7 leaders in england continue to talk about the future of human kind from the economy to cobra. to climate catastrophe. the summit, guarded by thousands of extra members of the u. k. security forces is facing massive protests including from groups like extinction. rebellion used by birth johnson to justify new, arguably draconian, anti protest legislation. so how can protested descent really make any difference when power more and more lives in the hands of the one percent? joining me now is the original rolling stones street fighting man, author an activist carrie gully, who has been at the heart of civil protests for decades tag. thanks so

and devon. 0n missed around coasts in cornwall and devon.ng across central parts of the uk with outbreaks of rain. in the south, in the afternoon on saturday, it looks as though there will be sunshine. southampton and portsmouth, not too bad at all. on balance, saturday not a bad day. on sunday, the low pressure is with us. the weather fronts are with us as well, and you can see cloud and a bit of rain across northern parts of england. northern ireland, a bit of a breeze as well. it might brighten up across the south. in scotland, in the north, shower is coming in on quite a cool, northerly wind of the north atlantic. it is off the norwegian sea, in fact. atlantic. it is off the norwegian sea, infact. 0n atlantic. it is off the norwegian sea, in fact. on monday, that northerly continues. it will be quite a chilly winter. i dare say there will be a hint of autumn in there will be a hint of autumn in the air across parts of northern scotland. it really will be quite chilly. in the south, variable cloud, some splits and spots of rain, but still

devon and cornwall police say the suspect was also found dead when they arrived at the scene, in theeports. police worked through the night securing the scene one mile from the centre of plymouth. it was here in the keyham area of the city that the incident started at about 6p yesterday evening. neighbours told the bbc they heard shouting at one property, a door slamming, then gunshots. 0ther property, a door slamming, then gunshots. other residents said the gunman continued shooting in the surrounding streets. we were in the surrounding streets. - were having a cup of coffee and had more gunshots. then we seen, obviously, the ambulance and helicopters trying to land in the park. and helicopters trying to land in the park-— in the park. had a shorter mulch around _ in the park. had a shorter mulch around the - in the park. had a shorter mulch around the corner. in the park. had a shorter. mulch around the corner and humped _ mulch around the corner and bumped into a bloke with a shot gun _ bumped into a bloke with a shot gun. solomon sitting on the doorstep, walked over and helped _

questions for devon and cornwall police about why it chose to return a shotgun licence to the man who killed five people in plymouth. i want to see a proper and thorough investigation into how the shooter got a firearms licence, why he was given back at gun. that is the question that people in this community have. afghanistan's president says his top priority is boosting the armed forces, in his first national address since the taliban stepped up their offensive. translation: our dear country, afghanistan, is in severe - danger of instability. the reintegration of the security and defence forces is our priority and we are taking serious measures to deal with this. as taliban insurgents continue their advance in afghanistan, us troops prepare for a massive airlift of civilians from kabul. flash flooding in turkey kills at least 31 people — as southern europe records one of the hottest summers ever. the nhs warns that tens of thousands of people are risking their lives in england because they're unable to spot the first warning signs of cancer. now on bbc news... it's time for click. th

when world leaders met at the g7 in cornwall, it was all smiles.heir virtual summit tomorrow. tonight, the prime minister spoke with the president about the evacuation effort. he's expected to press for more time in afghanistan, though the chances seem slim if the taliban don't consent. someone warn staying without that could mean attempts to get people out turn violent. we would have to be prepared to leave the airport and fight the taliban to go and get these people. i just don't see that as a credible proposition. secondly, if the taliban don't want our aeroplanes to use the airport, one mortar round, one missile, one burst of machine—gun fire, and the evacuation is over. after the scramble to respond to events in afghanistan, ministers say the evacuation effort has stepped up, with more than 6,500 people brought out in the past ten days. but by its own admission, the uk is dependent on the us to keep that going, so beyond borisjohnson's diplomatic push, the options are limited, and people will be left behind. labour says it didn't need to come