with me are jason beattie, assistant editor of the daily mirror and sian griffiths, education editorsunday times. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... 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. while the financial times sastoe biden the �*i' says the uk is pressurising president biden to extend the evacuation deadline, but the taliban are warning of �*consequences�* if western troops stay any longer to continue their refugee airlifts. 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, which he describes as a �*red line'. meanwhile, the daily telegraph reports that a suspect on the uk's no—fly watchlist made it to britain from afghanistan, after being allowed to board an evacuation flight at kabul airport. an individual was flagged and rigorous checks process however upon further investigation, th

this evening in the papers was up are justjoining us tonightjason are just joining us tonight jason beattyay for the whole of the week. this is the weather it brings so areas of cloud and also big breaks in that cloud cover. they will be some sunshine around as well. this is a satellite picture from monday. let's have a look at the forecast for the evening hours and you can see plenty of clear skies. but eastern and central parts of the country tending to cloud over through the night. that's because there is a wind blowing off the north sea dragging in some of that car. these are the temperatures at six o'clock on tuesday, single figures in some spots but for most of us is around ten to 13 degrees. at the centre of the high—pressure right right over scotland during the course of tuesday. this is where we are expecting the best of the weather perhaps up to 25 degrees in glasgow. for most of us not so warm but certainly a good deal of bright weather around. this is bbc news with me, christian fraser. 16,000 people have been evacuated from afghanistan in just 24 hours, but time is running out