with me are author and journalist yasmin alibhai—brown and henry zeffman, chief political correspondentt evening to you both. a quick look through some of those friends pages. the telegraph leads with priti patel calling on european countries to offer sanctuary to afghan�*s fleeing the taliban. the home secretary has said britain will grant asylum to 20,000 refugees. similarly, the guardian leads with the headline that the uk is set to take in 20,000 refugees from afghanistan. women, children and religious minorities are set to be proritised. 0n the front page of the financial times, the big headline is that the taliban vows to respect women's rights "within islam's framework". this was one of the things mentioned during the taliban's first press conference since it took the capital kabul. "true courage"— that's the big headline on the front of the metro. women in afghanistan have been holding up handwritten messages in the streets saying they want their rights and no force can ignore and stifle women. and on the front of the daily mail, deliverance and despair is the striking headline.

with me are author and journalist yasmin alibhai—brown and henry zeffman, chief political correspondentthe times. hello correspondent at the times. again. a quick look at print hello again. a quick look at the print pages. 0n the front page of the times, its main headline is — the uk to admit 20,000 afghans. borisjohnson will offer those fleeing the taliban a safe legal route. similarly, the guardian leads with the latest announcement of how britain is set to take in 20,000 afghans fleeing the taliban. the prime minister said britain owed a debt of gratitude to all those who have worked with us to make afghanistan a better place over the last 20 years. big hearted britain to take 20,000 refugees— that's what the daily express leads with: women, children and religious minorities are set to be top of the list. 0n the front of the daily mirror, it also has how afghans will be able to settle in the uk. 5,000 refugees are set to come in this year. the i leads with the headline "trust us," say taliban. the taliban gave their first press conference after taking kabul. the group said women will