sam lister, we saw the defence secretary _ government.the other - government. sam lister, we saw the defence secretary the other day - defence secretary the other day openly criticising america's decision to withdraw in the way america has withdrawn. is this a deterioration of uk us relations? it's not a great place to be, even keir starmer said that today, he made _ keir starmer said that today, he made the — keir starmer said that today, he made the point that it's difficult, you don't— made the point that it's difficult, you don't want to criticise allies, but when — you don't want to criticise allies, but when you are left in this situation _ but when you are left in this situation, what choice do you have? we saw _ situation, what choice do you have? we saw avidly from those members in partiament— we saw avidly from those members in parliament who have served in the military— parliament who have served in the military on— parliament who have served in the military on both sides of the house, it's quite _ military on both sides of the

with me are grace blakeley, political commentator and columnist, and sam lister, deputy political editor of the daily express. tomorrow's front pages. let's start with the metro — the prime minister and the foreign secretary come under attack from mps on all sides over their handling of the crisis in afghanistan during an emergency debate in the house of commons. the guardian says that the prime minister faced a "wall of fury" from the conservative party, with more than 30 tory mps speaking against the government, and only a handful voicing support for its actions. according to the mail, the foreign secretary failed to make a crucial phone call while on holiday to seek urgent help airliting translators out of afghanistan. in the the telegraph, mps and the head of the armed forces unite to biden administration over afghanistan, fuelling concerns about the uk—us special relationship. and in the i, a parachute regiment officer reveals the desperate scenes of afghan mothers throwing their babies over airport barbed wire to british servicemen as they were getting beaten by the taliban. plenty

political commentator and columnist grace blakeley, and deputy political editor, daily express sam lister debate on afghanistan, all sites have attacked the government's handling of the crisis. the taliban secure their position is afghanistan's new relays as afghan wonder what the future holds. the country's former president speaks by the first time from exile saying that he may return to the country. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's mark edwards. good evening. harry kane won't play for tottenham in thursday's europa conference league play—off first leg in portugal. the england striker, who reportedly wants to leave the club, wasn't part of the group who flew out today for the game against pacos de ferreira. it's thought kane's still working on his fitness but could face wolves in the premier league on sunday. what i can tell you is that he is better. he is getting his fitness better. he is getting his fitness better and better each day. like i said, he's got to work today, it's got to work tomorrow, and he will try but the group on friday. saturday we will