malik mudassir in kabul and defeated. malik mudassir in kabul. thank — and defeated. kabul, thank you _ and defeated. malik mudassir in kabul, thank you very _ and defeated. malik mudassir in kabul, thank you very much. - here, the prime minister chaired an emergency cobra meeting this aftermoon, and parliament is being recalled to discuss the situation. borisjohnson said the immediate priority is to evacuate british citizens and afghans who had worked with the uk. here's our political correspondent ben wright. for 20 years, the uk has committed its military, money and lives to afghanistan. some of the fiercest fighting was here in helmand. the effort ends with a frantic scramble to get out. the situation in afghanistan continues to be extremely difficult, getting more difficult, i would say. and our priority is to make sure that we deliver on our obligations to uk nationals in afghanistan, to all those who have helped the british effort in afghanistan over 20 years, and to get them out as fast as we can. uk troops first went to afghanistan in october 2001 after the 9

so let's talk to malik, trina, in miss ross her about this full lockdown. malik, can you explain what that will mean for the people of libya? well, it pretty much means that no one is allowed outside of their homes for the next 3 days. i can tell you that people here aren't really happy with this decision, especially because there's a lack of power electricity. there's, we're looking at dealing with about power because 2 or 3 power coats on a daily basis ranging from 12 to 15 hours. it's extremely hot here. i think today it's about 34 degrees and it's a bit humid so it feels much harder than that. so without electricity, no air conditioning, people aren't happy that they're forced to stay indoors. well, this is happening now. libya has been witnessing this 3rd wave of a rising code with 1900 cases. there's been a partial curfew that's been effect for the last 2 weeks. so that means from businesses have been forced to close out from 6 pm to 6 am official say that had helped her the spread of the code with 1900 arise that was taking place in recent weeks. just to give you a few numbers

again, this is your good brother malik, and i'm going to stop right there. >> all right. cherie is going to bring us home. when you leave, grab a piece of food so we make sure that it don't go to waste when we left. cherie's going to wrap us up, and then we all going to eat. >> thank you so much, dr. davis. i am cherie miller, and i am the event and membership manager. but that, i am a founding member and the acting treasurer of the san francisco areri can american art and cultural district, the first cultural district legislated by law, and that work came because i am a working actor, i am a working theater director, i am a producer, and that talent was developed through queen mary l. booker in the bayview-hunters point. and i think so many people said it, how we take care of each other, how we see greater in each other than what our present circumstances are, and i also want to shout out dr. scott because when she said she'll give you a bag of rice, y'all, she'll give you a bag of rice because she gave me a bag of rice, and she gave me many other things. she invited me

that is the bbc�*s malik mudassir reporting from kabul.y surprise by the pace and scale of the taliban's takeover, but that the government is making every effort to get thousands of uk nationals and afghans who worked with foreign forces out of the country. but the defence secretary, ben wallace, acknowledged in a tearful interview that some might not be able to leave. our political correspondent alex forsyth reports. these will be among the lasting images of this 20 year war, the scramble to flee as kabul fell. away from this, military planes are evacuating british nationals and afghans who worked for british forces, but the government acknowledges not everyone will make it out. it acknowledges not everyone will make it out. , . , acknowledges not everyone will make it out. , ., , ., it out. it is a pile of regret -- it is a part _ it out. it is a pile of regret -- it is a part of— it out. it is a pile of regret -- it is a part of regret _ it out. it is a pile of regret -- it is a part of regret for _ it out. it is a pile of regret -- it

but i will tell you and giver you a shoutout to brother malik over here. thank you. he came and spoke to our youth cohort, right? so it was two hours out of his day, but his story was powerful, but todayer emailing me and can i talk to him? i want to be an entrepreneur. i want to do this and do that. so those things all matter. and we have a program, entrepreneur program and to build their startups and as we all know, who is better to build the community for the community but the community itself? and we are giving them the tech skills. whatever skills you have and advice you have, they will need that. come join us. we have a lot of fun when we volunteer. we have a lot of different activities other than you just coming to volunteer. we do curriculum building days and let's make this better, right? we know we can't keep dishing out the same curriculum. we want to hear from y'all. you might have something that no one has ever thought. so bring it to us. lover to have you be part of the family. thank you. >> real quick. from the carnivale side, don't forget drum circles

and now respected elder malik, is silly. largest landed landed. this is the gun pakistani border where many of the taliban come from and they often tried to take over the area one day they decided to attack again. that occasion was known as haji hamish goals soldiers were already moving out to intercept them. but then the americans intervened. i don't know yet. what is up when you get to that? what the button, what does you know that ladder i live on the do with them of the indian us. i'm a do not that doesn't really live. doesn't have to do that with you. that's going to get i live. i got one really psyche to really with melinda with i'm going to now and with that, i don't know what is a as a, who the does not look at. i gotta play when it's going to need a really good given. is that a good there and or above a district the she wanting try builders have come together. the taliban have proposed that they start negotiations or food tends to come up some time ago. they should worry, eldest, signed a pack, requiring everyone to fight against the tali

see his old comrade in arms. hagey honeysuckle, the former district head and now a respected elder malik is silly land you think you're gonna land land if you're gonna this is the gun pakistani border where many of the taliban come from and they often try to take over the area one day, they decided to attack again. then occasion was known as haji hamish goals soldiers were already moving out to intercept them. but then the americans intervened. i don't know what to do that. what is up when you get to that? what again when does you know that ladder? i live on do is set them up, see the us, i'm a do not that doesn't really live, doesn't that if you could do that with you, that's going to get i live, i got out of on willow of psyche to really with them. i live with, i'm going to do now with my what is a as a move with a does not look at. i got really when it's going to need actually, when a good given is that julie already there and or above a district the she was try builders have come together. the taliban have proposed that they start negotiations. if you want to come back some time ago,

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see his old comrade in arms. hagey honeysuckle, the former district head, and now respected elder malik, is silly land land land. if you're gonna this is the gun pakistani border where many of the taliban come from and they often tried to take over the area. one day they decided to attack again than occasion was known as haji hamish goals soldiers were already moving out to intercept them. but then the americans intervened. i don't know yet. what is the point of that? what again does you know that ladder i live on do is ask him of c and anyway, summer, do not that doesn't really valuable. doesn't have to do that with you. that's good . you gotta get, i live, i got 1000000 saggy to 1000000 with melinda, with america now. and with that, i don't know what is a, as a move with a she does not look at that play when it's going to need a really good given that again there and or about the district the she want try builders have come together. the taliban have proposed that they start negotiations . or what did they come on? some time ago, the should worry, eldest signed a pack requiring everyo

see his old comrade in arms. hagey honeysuckle, the former district head, and now respected elder malik, is silly land land land. if you're gonna this is the gun pakistani border where many of the taliban come from and they often tried to take over the area. one day they decided to attack again. that occasion was known as haji hamish goals soldiers were already moving out to intercept them. but then the americans intervened. la, la jones did as to what is happening today that would again when does you know that ladder i live on the do is ask them of c and anyway summer, do not that doesn't really live. doesn't have to do that with you. that's good. you gotta get caliber got out of on willow of the psyche to merely with them or linda with i'm going to do now with my, with the move with a look at i've got to when it's going to need a really good given that julie was already there and or above a district the she wanting try builders have come together. the taliban have proposed that they start negotiations. if you wanna call me on some time ago, they should worry, eldest signed a pack requ

once again. malik salmon show, jerry modern staff years ago. soviet tips withdrew from afghanistan and desolate. what followed was the total collapse of the soviet empire. this week, it was america, not allies who tub and fled from to fullest, precedes the end of the american empire. but at least of america as a dominant little power with the appetite to impose its military will worldwide. however, if this was him, at least from america, they were not alone in the embarrassment. luckily entire western media was systemically predicting a blood bath and i've got to stand old to be faced by victorious taliban, whose sunday, conciliatory, even magnanimous in a moment to miller, to try and maybe of course of the one word from the taliban will be replaced by the center, the barbarism and maybe that lives and women or girls in the country will become increasingly difficult. and all of the great gains made in education and basic human rights will be the vest. hover the ellis signs did not seem to point in this direction. right, no, the question should be exactly what the 3500 coalition troops,

stands johnson, who has died, but it's later than you think the red jose thank you for joining again. malik salmon show off of the prime minister. so, you know, a very good place to tell us how much trouble is johnson low and quite a lot, but the opinion polls suggest he and the conservative policy are still ahead of les, but the main opposition, so that gives him a certain orthography, still as long as a prime minister is ahead in the polls in british politics, they become very authoritative, omnipotent, within a government and a party. if, if labor go ahead in the polls this autumn, i think he's in deep trouble. because the efforts, the essence of johnson's command is his perceived folk winning quality. there isn't a clear idea, logical direction as the was on the factor. and she was many times miles behind in the polls. but there was an ideological mission. he's not the great policy, big sale. he doesn't really understand how to manage tuesday. but as long as he was seen as this folk, when he was mighty within the party in the government, if that were to go, i think he would be in real t

but i will tell you and giver you a shoutout to brother malik over here. thank you. he came and spoke to our youth cohort, right? so it was two hours out of his day, but his story was powerful, but todayer emailing me and can i talk to him? i want to be an entrepreneur. i want to do this and do that. so those things all matter. and we have a program, entrepreneur program and to build their startups and as we all know, who is better to build the community for the community but the community itself? and we are giving them the tech skills. whatever skills you have and advice you have, they will need that. come join us. we have a lot of fun when we volunteer. we have a lot of different activities other than you just coming to volunteer. we do curriculum building days and let's make this better, right? we know we can't keep dishing out the same curriculum. we want to hear from y'all. you might have something that no one has ever thought. so bring it to us. lover to have you be part of the family. thank you. >> real quick. from the carnivale side, don't forget drum circles

but judging by his 1st drawn form, it will take quite an effort to stop him this time round to his malik algeria. well, number one, know the joke of it will play on tuesday, the beginning of the end for him to try to win his 4th grand slam in a calendar year job where time from tennis channel it says if he can pull it off, it will make history i'd say consider all hype that's only good to accelerate. the more he will be know, male has pulled this off in more than 50 years. stephanie graff was the last player, male or female, that was 1988. so for novak yoke of, it's not just to win the grand slam, which is sort of the holy grail tennis. but also if he doesn't hill, also vault ahead of rock in the dahlan. roger federer with 21 majors the all time record. so an awful lot at stake here and i suspect with each round he wins that the pressure in the hype is only going to accelerate its transfer deadline day and football clubs in europe is biggest leagues are expected to complete some major last minute business. one deal has been dominating the headlines. this christiano are and all those move

our afghanistan correspondent, secunder kermani and camera operator malik mu—dassir, have this report get back! panic and chaos close to kabul airport. british soldiers guarding a secure compound for those being evacuated. british passport holders in the crowd, desperately trying to get through. this is my british passport. like this uber driver from west london. he's got kids. we've been waiting. how long have you been here waiting? _ i came morning, five o'clock. still, i'm waiting here. in the last three days, i'm trying to go inside... and they won't letl you into the hotel? even though the embassy has told you to come here. - yes, he said i had to go here. even more distressing scenes at the main entrance to the compound. british soldiers trying to keep the crowd back. this is a scene of total and utter chaos, many of the people here don't have any permission to board an evacuation flight but they are so desperate that they just turned up here anyway. that's making it extremely difficult for those who have been told to come here by the british embassy to get through. my family, m

from kabul, our afghanistan correspondent secunder kermani and camera operator malik mudassir sent thist. shame on them! they've been through so much already. now wading through sewage in the hope of somehow being able to leave this country. huge crowds are still flocking to kabul airport, under the watch of american and british soldiers. despite the dirt, the dust, the gunshots and the chaos, people are still coming here, and they're coming here in their thousands. here, a makeshift camp has sprung up. most of the people gathered don't have permission to board an evacuation flight. the few that do are struggling to make their way inside. translation: we've been waiting here for six days and six nights. i the american embassy told us to come here, but we can't get past all these crazy people. is it worth it? is it betterjust staying here in afghanistan for the moment? there's no way we can stay here. the americans should shoot us or let us through. yesterday, the taliban said they're not in favour of afghans leaving. we saw no sign of them preventing people where we were, but they're cl

thank you for joining again. malik simon show off of the prime minister. so, you know, very good place to tell us how much trouble is johnson low and quite a lot, but the opinion polls suggest he and the conservative policy are still ahead of les . but the main opposition, so that gives him a.

to hill malik algeria, its transfer deadline day and football clubs in europe. the biggest leaks are expected to complete some major last minute business. one deal that's been dominating the headlines is christiano are now the move to man to see nighted from the event is the deals now complete united the report, the paying initial $17000000.00 for the portuguese. a saw was called the 118 gold and 292 games in his 1st fell at old trafford. probably sounds i'm asking him, but a is the talk of the town with him being linked with the move to real madrid. but according to a post, a french international won't believe in p s g before the deadline will cup winner is however, out of contract in 10 months, which reports suggesting he's likely to sign a pre contract with re out in january. and finally, something and not for the faint heart had said the cliff diving wolf, made its way to the beautiful city of monster and was near. has a vienna australian way in the land that continued her dominance in the women's events came in a remarkable temper, consecutive victory that

perfect all strategic studies. salma malik says, the washington's broken all its promises to the country and just abandoned citizens . when americans had not, or the western capitals, had not really engaged the elephant in the room and they had kind of wished to do. we're for 20 years about development is back impacting, you'll find some full tie and the security forces inside of find a stand. we're not prepared, they were still really green in their preparation, and the americans knew it, the rest and always knew it. but just because that there had been a lot of investment on the ground by the americans and american. it to waters were demanding as to why so many american troops were still pledged in up on his farm that the u. s. had to make this a drawn plus the fact that they did not have anything now to offer to the bond leadership all to the a fine people. they had tried all types of experiments and those experiments had not worked here this time. they were the direct stakeholders, and yet despite the months of reintegration, reconstruction, reforming upon society, politics, security

but judging by his 1st drawn form, it will take quite an effort to stop him this time round to him. malik algeria, world number one, novak jock of it starts his campaign on tuesday night in new york tennis channel commentator john worth, i'm says, the serb could shatter more records. i'd say, consider all hype that's only good to accelerate. the more he will be, no male has pulled this off and more than 50 years, stephanie graph was the last player, male or female. that was 1988. so for novak yoke of, it's not just to read the grand slam, which is sort of the holy grail tennis. but also if he doesn't hill, also vault ahead of rock in the dahlan. roger federer with 21 majors the all time record. so an awful lot at stake here, and i suspect with each round he wins that the pressure on the hype is only going to accelerate. well, that's it for me and you back over to sammy. thank so much. that's it for me, for this news out. but i'll be back in a moment with another full show. there was a ah, ah, ah, ah, i'm a like of us, the sort of india and find out call me back in this, steve brought an e

so hell malik report it was all eyes on leon l m s . c, as parents time man took on ran away football, found we're excited to see the legendary argent time makers. p. s g debut on much to their annoyance though messy was done on the bench in the stars. the p. s. g line up didn't do too badly without him. french international killing him back me put the visitors the head early on. kennedy the 22 year old vin, back to the 2nd. go just past the hour. yeah, the strike nicely king of the moment. everyone was waiting for the leon l messy. finally made his big entrance. he replaced the form of barcelona teammate nima. a bittersweet moment perhaps might deny, supported the chance of ever seeing messi, the brazilian unimed pappy inaction on the same team. with the frenchman, linked with an eminent, moved around madrid. having nonetheless the fans did get the chance to see half an hour cameo from p. s. g, a new number 30 in which he did offer some nice touches. and while he didn't school or provide and he did get a personal introduction to french

our correspondent, sacander kermani and cameraman malik moodassir, now report on the despair of thosetrying to escape. get back! panic and chaos close to kabul airport. british soldiers guarding a secure compound for those being evacuated. british passport holders in the crowd, desperately trying to get through. this is my british passport. like this uber driver from west london. he's got kids. we've been waiting. how long have you been here waiting? i came morning, five o'clock. still, i'm waiting here. in the last three days, i'm trying to go inside... and they won't let you into the hotel? even though the embassy has told you to come here. yes, he said i had to go here. even more distressing scenes at the main entrance to the compound. british soldiers trying to keep the crowd back. this is a scene of total and utter chaos, many of the people here don't have any permission to board an evacuation flight but they are so desperate that they just turned up here anyway. that's making it extremely difficult for those who have been told to come here by the british embassy to get through.

an extremely long and difficult road, even if a new chapter does seem to be opening up. professor malik, i really appreciate your insight. thanks for joining us on our see this sunday. our last hour i spoke to an african journalist about the deteriorating situation right now inside cobbled this morning when i ran to the city, i saw the appointed. everyone is rushing from one side of call to other side of both. people are rushing to the max that you're going to the bank. of course, the face of the call will be changed at the public. told me that we face in the morning. you want to look a fresh but no one hour before we went out and t t, i started, you know, quite a lot of military troops are going around the city. we are hearing the military. alec looked us or trying to sky off the call was to be on according to information that we got from different sources in the district. people are a people in this area thought of and has plans in the district. they are speaking with the people, but the people are saying that the tunnel is, are the ton of, of the heavier are very good. not as much as

for the latest from kabul we can speak to the bbc�*s malik mudassir.c at the airport, you were there, what was it like? this morning when i went to the airport to see what the situation was like it was the most chaotic scene i've ever seen in the last ten years. people werejust scene i've ever seen in the last ten years. people were just trying to get to the airport with their families, children and everybody. they were rushing to get into the airport, climbing walls and not even scared of the bullets that the taliban were firing to disperse them. i could see the desperation and anxiety in their faces that they just wanted to flee the country. they did not even have any travel documents. they did not even have any travel documente— they did not even have any travel documents. and in the city centre what is the _ documents. and in the city centre what is the atmosphere _ documents. and in the city centre what is the atmosphere like - documents. and in the city centre j what is the atmosphere like now? documents. and in the city centre i what is the atmo