u. k. are trying to help them in bumper reports. her name is however even english and she's just entered a world full of hope and uncertainty. her african parents were evacuated from couple to dubai where they caught a turkish airlines flight to the u. k. helped by the cabin crew, her mom so man had to give birth on board as have arrived, the british military confirmed it was ending its flights carrying civilians. frances, on the same, shakira and afghan actress living in france, managed to get her mother and brother out of afghanistan at the last minute. as in so many cases it involved days of frantic phone calls to people on the ground at the airport. it would double my 7 in demand of re discovered the smell of my mother, and it's something that i'd forgotten. my mother's tears reminded me of the tea she shed when i left half the dentist on. it was really moving a lot of emotions today. shabbier and afghan journalist filmed himself as he and 9 close relatives waited to get onto one of the final evacuation flights. he's now in spai

u. k is very good at building satellites, but actually if you could launch them into space that would really help improve space industry within the u. k. so that definitely they're starting much financial motive behind this. there will be those people who will, who will look at this and say, why we spend the always money on sending people up into space when they got big problems down here that they should, they should not be a priority. how do they, how do they count to that? well, in this specific case, it's not sending people up into space. so the, this, the, you k very much focused on funding small satellites, specifically the ones that would be launched from u. k soil. they would be monitoring satellites that go into something called polar or something cronyn orbit, which means that they always pulse over the same place at the same time every day. so that's very good for monitoring, monitoring things like whether the climate agriculture. so all of these things that help us monitor and improve a lot of those problems that people criticize the space program, exacerbating that reads some talks,

u. k. helped by the cabin crew. her mom sama had to give birth on. boards. as have arrived, the british military confirmed it was ending its flights carrying civilians. frances, on the same shakira, an afghan actress living in france managed to get her mother and brother out of afghanistan at the last minute. as in so many cases, it involved days of frantic phone calls to people on the ground at the airport. it would devil my 7 in demand of re discovered the smell of my mother, and it's something that i'd forgotten. my mother's tears reminded me of the tea she shed when i left half chemist on. it was really moving. a lot of emotions today. shabby or an afghan journalist filmed himself as he annoying close relatives waited to get onto one of the final evacuation flights. he's now in spain, spending the night and day in the airport. and again, was one of the worst experience this i have ever had. i never was forced to spend the night with my family and in an open place like that with thousands of people. not in dev was based off of on, on shipper and his famil

u. k. help build this country to something good or that they destroyed? if people are fleeing, they've always seen destroy the country because people are trying to leave the country in a mass exit if there's something wrong going on with the country and we know who is responsible for that. and as i said, the evacuation the fact that there are so many people trying to get out now is emblematic of what they did to the countries during the last 20 years. they have nothing to show for it except, you know, tony blair maybe coming out of the woodwork again to try and justify his project. but this is, this really speaks to the, to the level of wealth and quality, the poor living standards, the wealth disparity that is, that has been not just exacerbated, but it so heavily brought on by the occupation. and so they've not only destroyed the country, but now they're also making it difficult for people to get out, right. they're picking and choosing where people can go, the things spain will take a few 1000 refugees. this country will take a few 1000 and it's very,

u. k. has helped to achieve the last 20 years. the sacrifice of that mission. a lot of women girls were educated thanks for the efforts of the, of the u. k. right. so the human rights ecologies were promoted and protected in a way that comes down hadn't, hadn't seen before. of course, we don't want to see that throw away and trying to do now is to concert the, the rest of the, like minded, around the world of whom there are a great many to make sure that we don't prematurely bilaterally or recognize a new government in kabul without forming a common view and sitting at the same conditions about how that government should make and yet not just about terrorism, it's about human rights. many of the things prime minister there are perhaps thousands of british nationals in afghanistan, most americans and then begin the withdrawal before cheese day. you relying on commercial aircraft to get many of them out. that's not going to happen. how are you going to speed up and have you got a time commitment? and can you say how many people are that? i can certainly say, sam,

u. k. charity helping african refugees who recently arrived from kabul, one of the deadliest attacks in yemen, civil war that he felt a killed in the latest escalation with you. i the hello there were watching to hurricanes effect central and in northern america. one of those has strengthened to a major hurricane of category force rent as it bears down on the u. s. gulf coast. but 1st, let's have a look at hurricane nor and now it's made a brief land full in janice, go state in mexico. it's brought to really severe flooding, powerful winds, and those conditions are likely to last all up that west coast of mexico as it makes its way north, across the gulf of california. it's going to take the really flooding wayne's wizard across the northwest states of mexico and into the us later in the week. now was in move further east to the u. s. gulf coast. we are seeing i to make landfall in louisiana and it comes 16 years after katrina hit the same area. but this is a much stronger storm. we are expecting a catastrophic storm surge. and that flooding rain is going to be carried through to alabam

u. k. can help us citizens get to the airport? we're as the u. s. a struggle to set up such operations help their citizens leave the country. and i guess how would you evaluate the evacuation strategies so far? well, not that the french and british governments or their participation in the ongoing occupation of afghanistan. i've been any more as a goal then the u. s. is they have a slightly different way of doing things and different motivations and incentives. and i love your coverage and those, and i'm, i'm grateful for the opportunity to insert into it a little perspective and explanation of sort of how the u. s. federal government behaves in situation like this, how it makes war and why. and so, as it is pulling the knife out of the back, so to speak, it wants to twisted it wants to make a mess that actually has a vested interest in the win, draw all of our managed and being as ugly as possible. so that there is an excuse to re engage with the country militarily. and there are serious safety concerns regarding the ongoing about creation operatio

that's why we ask these come through the countries of the working unions to help us and the wouldn't the u. k. to help us to show the criminal case and to have this affair international, international court, before you mentioned, the people who are in prison have been trying to protest against lucre. shanker in belarus. what effect is the, all these presents and, and the, perhaps the fresh against people who outside boundaries having on on the momentum for that movement. well actually we do realize older people realize the dictation dictatorship cannot last longer because the question does have doesn't have any support inside of billers, especially after what happened since almost 2020. and we as a position leaders, we do everything possible to make caution isolated from the international community . therefore, once again, we ask you to call us to initiate the criminal case because we understand without this international pressure, it will, it will last longer. i mean, it will for the dictatorship, the last one and we want, we want to start the suffering before as soon as possible. fairly coa

u. k. government helps their relatives out of africa understand they're offering taliban revenge for helping western allies are to isa ali reports . many of these men, all former interpreters who worked with the british army critical with the initial response, least of the british government to that world drawback those evacuation attempts we saw those teens of people definitely fleeing and the chaos still take you to a couple of port and one of the individuals coming on the face criticism from the british foreign secretary dominic rob. now the u. k. government have stepped up that they say that they've already evacuated 6000, nearly 6000 people, including over 3000 afghans. and they say those efforts for scheduled to continue. now we've also been getting some of the people coming this for some of those organizing this protest. they say many of those stuck back in i've got a song like that are interpreted or otherwise help the occupation paul, to, during the past 20 years. but also many of them have families back in afghanistan, many of whom they say hiding for the lives. of course the evacu

u. k. government have been taken aback by the speed of the tunnel advance. u. k. prime minister boris johnson has ordered a detachment of 600 soldiers from a rapid reaction force into gobble, to help the evacuation of u. k. nationals, embassy, staff, africans who had worked for the british forces. he's trying to put a gloss or what is a grim picture? i don't believe it was in vain because i do think when you look back at what has happened over the last 20 years, there was a massive effort to deal with a particular problem that everybody will remember after 911. and that was successful. and to very large extent, the threat from our car on the streets of, of our capital was around the u. k. around the whole, the west was greatly, greatly reduced now far as johnson saying that he will support the afghan government. but it will be diplomatic support, not military. there is no military option. going to stop. he insists. now again, start on berkeley. secretary general of nato had a similar message, but he said that all of the 30 allies of nato will push as hard as they can for political solutions for the fanatic moves to help the africans. however, you k, which was probably in arms with

u. k. is cold operation warm welcome. the u. k says it has a duty to help them and others considered to be at high risk. if they stay in afghanistan, eventually up to 20000 may be resettled under the program. round half worked for u. k. forces or other institutions. we placed in hotel warranties for 10 days, but as we heard, it's not clear where the evacuees will go next. campaign a se, there's a lack of suitable housing clam mosley is the founder of care for cali, charity working with african refugees in the u. k. she joins us on skype from liverpool. good to have you with us. first of all, who currently thought with the question of who can qualify for resettlement in the u. k. at chase and where you have been working the whole you have helped them. so say people who have come out fast and the next consultant will be the people who qualify. and does he supplement theme of bone, the smells of his 2 separate screen at the one that cannot pay. and then the one that hasn't started yet, which is the phone. okay. what is the process? so people, once they get to

our immediate focus on helping those to whom we have direct obligations by evacuating u. k. nationals, together with those i dance. who have a $50.00 effort over the past 20. yeah. and i know the whole house join me and paying tribute to the bravery and commitment of our ambassador sonority. bridge a way to the all right, thank you. primary, or for giving way. i'm a particular point. he will be aware that there are $220.00 it missionaries in afghanistan currently under sentence of death. those missionaries need to be taken out of afghanistan. of course, there are tens of thousands of others who are under sentence of death unfair for their life. will the prime minister share the heis that every effort will be me it to bring back to see if he, even people whose lives are under threat as a result of the catastrophe and foreign policy episode has gone on and not contract . i think the right on which i hook raising the very need to case that he doesn't. i'm sure the colleagues across the house, literally every, every member would imagine has received messages from people who, wh

u. k. personal service personnel have lost their lives. he said he will do everything that you can will do everything to support all those who helped the u. k . mission, he not gonna send in reality, this is going to be a 6 hour session of questions being awesome, quite bruising questions of the prime minister and the government questions not just from the opposition parties, but also within the conservative parties and ranks one, see senior tory and be at the beginning of the week talking about the abject failure of british foreign policy in afghanistan. there'll be questions about the u . k. government's response and preparedness for what happened. forrest johnson and his foreign secretary dominic rob. we're both on holiday. when all of these events began to evolve and unfold at the beginning of the weekend, questions about the failure of western intelligence to predict the swift whole of i've gone down to the taliban and questions about what more might have been done to build a sort of coalition of the, willing to stand in afghanistan off to the u. s. left. in the end. of course, if you're looking for answers, you'll probably be disappo

u. k. parliament to demand the government do more to help those seeking asylum. prime minister barak johnson told paul the u . k. will do all he can to, to humanitarian crisis. lithuania says it's concerned by the roost is president will open a migration route for africans. fleeing taught a bond rule. thousands of migrants and refugees have recently entered e u. countries from barrows and the european union will reportedly offer more money and board officers to stop the search service and reports from the border between the through and the and bella. ruth, they were promised to easy way into europe and paid hundreds of even thousands of dollars. i dreamed that quickly it was on facebook and on social media they said like the borders of garcia, you can cross it or something together with his.

u. k. government is still helping knows that we're self employed as well. so you got the follow issue. you also have the exodus of the you work as before, the pandemic. they want to go back to their countries, particularly eastern europe and with the travel restrictions they weren't allowed to come back into the u. k. then you have the laurie drive issue. i mean this wish she was gone for 25 years. mark selden is the financial a, be a media advisor to the you president the u. n. and he said this has gone on for 25 years and it has, i can remember this from when i emigrated to the u. s. it's low wages, it's not a job, but very pleasant, and it's always been there in the u. k. so the lori drive issues never going away. the 3rd is that the 4th issue is that of, if you look at it, you're going to see that immigration normally has occurred into the u. k. that labor shortage is exacerbated because of the travel restrictions. people can come in to the u. k. in the way they used to to work. and last but not least, the ping demick has been a major factor because people had to self isolate. so t

u. k. to dispatch 3600 troops to cobble to help pull out embassy stuff and local interpreters will talk about all of this with rub mcbride, joining us from cobble now 7 30 in the morning. their morning rob take us to the territory, gaines. first of all, it is quite extraordinary since sundown thursday here in afghanistan to what is now daybreak here friday morning. the dynamics in the country seem to have changed once more. do have to say its immediate future, especially given events down in the south of the country and the storming by taliban fighters, right into kandahar itself. this kandahar is afghanistan's 2nd city. it has. it is right down in the hot land of taliban country in the south of the country, a kind of providence and its neighboring province of helmand. because of this is basically become a fortress. it's very important for the government to hold onto that. even though much of the rest of the provinces gradually fallen away to the taliban. the kandahar was heavily defended. it had some of the better units that defending it special forces and so on. there's been increased fight

u. k. parliament to demand the government do more to help those seeking asylum. prime minister barak johnson told paul the u. k, will do all he can to, to humanitarian crisis. lithuania says it's concerned that the roof is president, will open a migration route for africans fleeing todd bon rule. thousands of migrants and refugees have recently entered e u. countries from barrows and the european union will reportedly offer more money and border officers to stop the search service and reports from the border between the through and the and bella, luce they were promised the easy way into europe and paid hundreds of even thousands of dollars or 3 weekly basis was on facebook and on social media says like the borders of garcia, you can process or something together with his relative 17 year old ali. yes. him from iraq as detained in a campbell luther wayne ya. after crossing the border from barrows, they were picked up with thousands of voters by border guards in recent month. they tell us how they could easily enter battles and received help to regionally away in border gateway into the europ

u. k to dispatch 3600 troops to cobble to help pull out embassy, staff, and local interpreters. now before we talk to a correspondent in cobble, i want to have a we look at the map. this is from the long war journal, the latest iteration. we have of it all the red areas, remember, are those that are in taliban controls. harass over here was the 3rd biggest city that we said. now what's happening basically we can start to color and read these balsam territories and it's meaning, i mean, look at the whole west and southern areas of afghanistan are in taliban control. and just as a comparison, this is a snapshot taken every month for the last 4 months. back in april, all these orange areas were contested areas. they have basically all turned red by this point. now let's check in with rub mcbride as i say our correspondence in cobble and have you got any more confirmation? rob about alaska got or kandahar weather of now multiple reports that the taliban is in control of both of these cities and this is the fast changing dynamic. it has been changing throughout the hours of doc this

u . k. will send at least 3600 trips to cobble to help pull out embassy stuff. local chapter washington insist so it's not a full evacuation in the embassy will remain open. on vice chairman has been released from prison and south career after being granted parole. genuinely with serving a 2 and a half years sentence for bribery critic say his release reflect the culture of lenient thief the corporate office. now the italian health ministry has issued warnings for 8 cities as a heat wave sweeps the country temperature at 40 degrees celsius in rome. but in the sicilian city of cedar cruz, a local major logical service registered $48.00 degrees on wednesday, which if confirmed would be a european rec court. rain that was brought so much needed relief, especially for the 5 fighters on the greek island of area. 5 of scores, the northern half of the island that most have been of subsided. now the countries prime minister is called the destruction the greatest ecological catastrophe. greece is seen in decades, often the same with robbie in athens. it says that there n

u. k. to dispatch 3600 troops to cobble to help pull out their embassy stuff and local interpreters. but washington insist that is not a full evacuation, and the embassy will remain open. more on that with mike hannah. it was just a month ago that the top us general and i've gone is don returned to the united states. his mission, apparently over me since then, the taliban has made huge gains throughout have gone is done. and now be with is read deploying troops to assist in the evacuation of american nationals and afghans who worked with us. this is a temporary mission with a narrow focus, as will all deployments of our troops into harm's way. our commanders have the inherent right of self defense in any attack on them can and will be met with a forceful and an appropriate response. $3000.00 troops on arrive at couple airport in the next 24 to 48 hours. a support team of another 1000 is being sent a cutter to process a single immigrant visas that are being given to afghan personnel. yet another brigade is being deployed to kuwait to operate as a quick reaction force. should the u. s.

u. k. wandering fort, the future holds that in barbara met some her trying to help working flat out to help afghans who just arrived with almost nothing. these volunteers say they've been amazed by the support they're getting from the public, not just from afghans, but other members of the wider community here in west london heathrow airport. turns up here with warm back is the nation. i managed to get some neighbors. literally in that hole was we have to box, i think, and then manage to the neighborhood. what's that group in between us? you know, we've actually managed to get this kind of response, which is incredible. all these bags of afghans who are staying temporarily in quarantine hotels around the u. k. there's been a huge effort by small charities and large organizations like the red cross to make sure that you're right have the basics. this is just one of several locations where newly arrived, afghans are being held in quarantine beyond their immediate needs. many of them will be wondering just what their new life in britain is going to look like. i'm adela eubie is one of them. he

u. k. f. guns have been protesting outside the parliament in london to demand the government do more to help people looking for asylum. the u. k. prime minister bars johnson said burton will do all it can with a humanitarian crisis. the u. s. will start offering covered 19 booster vaccinations which people as of september, the 20th, as the delta barrier causes a rise in the number of infections. the u. s. department of health and human services is recommending the boosters for those who've taken both doses of either the madana or the pfizer by on tech vaccinations at least 8 months ago. it will be offered to health workers and the elderly 1st life now to washington. and my colleague that my kind of so mike, for people at the c, d. c and the biden administration is the worry here that after 8 months, the efficacy of that 2nd booster does begin to wayne perhaps here as well. there has been a briefing by the cobra joint task force and they released 3 studies that have been undertaken by the cdc in recent weeks, which indicate very strongly that the efficacy of the various vaccines has dropped s

u. k. a u. s. dispatching troops to campbell to help pull out embassy, staff, and civilians. we begin our coverage with charlotte barris in couple we can confirmed here that herat has fallen this evening residence there. we took about half a dozen people who also the same thing that they would tell yvonne in all the streets in the center of town that they had come into town this afternoon. pushed through, they had been trying to get into the city for about a month, but they made a breakthrough cross through the front line this afternoon and they broke into the prison. they got into the police compound. they got into the governor's compound, they released all the prisoners residents telling us that that they had prison is one man said my relatives when the prison another in my health. and they could hear gunfire. but they said, driving through town, that gunfire is not coming from flashes from security force. it is, is, it is celebrate to read on fire coming from the telephone. they said, from what they could say that security does seem to give up without a fight. now it is a

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group in making a bunch of national, punish social initiatives and having lost all hope for help from the u. k. as a met says he spent months trying to escape syria while barely being able to walk. although initially he says he was preparing for his inevitable death anybody so well, i don't, i don't know whether it's a miracle that he eventually began to recover and did find his way out of syria on his own the think documents which 1st help them reach the later became the cause of his arrest there and further deportation to russia. he says, where he ended up is absolutely his own fault. but at this point he wouldn't mind looking into the eyes of the brits, we'll legit. the scared him with their persistence dragged him into the worst nightmare of his life and supposedly for him in a disgraceful manner. so it's best to stay with me, jamie, i'm only in the machine. but also i knew, i knew you said that i associated with the other little stuff. it was still the we have come all the way to my home town about 40 kilometers away from the regions capital. that's after getting in touch with his mother

u. k. fronts, romania and switzerland have been sent to help tackle the disaster moving the program. now the u. s. recently hit its self imposed debt ceiling, but that is not stopping democrats from pushing ahead with an infrastructure package costing at trillion dollars. the senate has even silence debates on the legislation. on top of that, the democrats are feeling bullish enough to ask for more than one another. spending package totaling 3 and a half trillion. it will all ultimately require having to increase. that's named debt ceiling. but republicans are having none of it. if they don't get more of a say in the money spent, if they don't need on our input, we are help with a debt limit increase that recklessly because he's reckless plans. you will require well, the debt ceiling limits the amount the u. s. government can oh, it was reinstated last week after a 2 year suspension. the figure was automatically recalibrated to equal the current debt level, forcing the treasury to call farm for government bills. financial guru, mux kaiser, who's been watching events on full with some