right now there are thousands of afghans in countries such as the u. k, wondering what the future holds. and the bomber is met some of those working to help them. so don't just working flat out to help afghans who just arrived with almost nothing. these volunteers say they've been amazed by the support i getting from the public, not just from afghans, but other members of the wider community here in west london heathrow airport turned up here with while back and so 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 link in between us? you know, we've actually managed to get with kinds of response, which is incredible. all these bags, if afghans who are staying temporarily in currency 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 n

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's a former african special forces soldier and fled with his wife and 2 young children . he says he hopes his family can contribute to society. here you start from the 0 . it's like you need to started from the beginning. like the career i had it back in my country. i don't have it but there are many hopes i've been women have live channels and i've got it. yeah. they have more chances this associations been going for 20 years. it's founder. he came to britain as a refugee says, their work goes well beyond the next few weeks. we hope that the local authorities, with the support of the central government will use

a stay say, phil laval there for us in new orleans. fill ahead on al jazeera, not pouring support for 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 ex

u. k is evacuation flights from again, it's, dawn have ended. a large number of british citizens continue to wait outside campbell airport. the government's promising to continue efforts to repatriate people at risk. but there are thousands of afghans in the u. k. wondering what the future holds, that bob met, saunders working to help them was just working flat out to help afghans who just arrived with almost nothing. these volunteers say they've been amazed by the support i getting from the public, not just from afghans, but other members of the wider community here in west london heathrow airport turned up with while back in 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 link in between us? you know, we've actually managed to get these kinds of responses. incredible, all these bags, if afghans who are staying temporarily in currency 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 imme

u. k. persons that you can nationals plus the, the afghans, the interpreters and others. and it's been a totally a phenomenal effort by the u. k. there's been nothing like it for decades and decades. but clearly what this attack shows is the importance of continuing that work is fast and efficient manner as possible in the hours to remain to us. and that's what we're going to do. my can as up the united nations where the un secretary general condemned the attacks in couple. the security council continued with its previously shuttled meeting on the tea gray region of ethiopia, but speaker off the speaker began by expressing anger at the taxing couple and expressing condolences for the families of those killed. the secretary general will be holding a meeting with the 5 permanent members of the security council on monday. and on his way into address today's meeting. this is what he had to say. first of all, i'd like to express in the strongest possible way my total condemnation about the or refill terrorist attack in coupled to send my condolences to the families of all those that perished africans and those that's what hoping they're the

now we've heard a lot about labor shortages here in the united states, but it seems there is a similar situation, the u. k. but with different factors, what's behind it, and just how bad is best for you, right? but there are neighbor issues in the u. k as they're all in the u. s. and of course, many countries, i think the 1st factor is really the same as the us. i mean, the follow program that was wonderful during pandemic hits is prevented a lot of people from going back to work. and that program hasn't completely ended and the 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. k. forces really demonstrates a couple on friday to monday with protection from british government. and perhaps the calls have been heard. 600 british troops have been deployed to safeguard u. k. nationals, there evacuated from the capitol as well as supporting the relocation of former africa and staff. we spoke to an interpreter who worked for the british and american forces. he asked, remain anonymous, out of fear for his life. my family has listed to it's in the fall sometime my fam be home was attacked twice. my father has been given warnings and threats many, many times my. my dad's name was called that his life will be severely a risk because he offered no one but 2 of his sons against the italian was recently one of the interpreter. his father was caught in a provence. he was beaten very badly and he was asked to ask his son, who was, who is an interpreter, to come in trace the issue because of detail of recently, one of the interpreter who used to be an interpreter for the american special forces was assassinated when he turned to the interpreters who have served for years and years, austin's kindness tracing risk in benches. however, you can government instead of serving deadlines, br

u. k. forces there when really, he says more or less, there should be. but he isn't ruling anything else because he warms the al qaeda could well be back with a civil war here. with the taliban possibly getting control, they likely to be getting control. this is what i have seen the tell about have a message from last time you saw the hosting al qaeda. you saw packing the west or countries or that we could be back. you know, andrew, i got ask you how much pressure is the u. k. government under because of the deteriorating situation and i've gone on well, i would say it's not being declared, but it is under pressure and so of allies, the united states, $3000.00 troops being deployed brussels of the nato. all 30 allies have been talking about their contingency. imagine how they will do with a situation. the primary concern being western embassies, the u. k. one on the u. s. one is going to actually close down and move to an undisclosed location. that's the level of concern about security in central center of the capital. and so we have a double problem her

bob g, u k, of course, has also had a significant presence in afghanistan and there, and confirming that the u. k. evacuations will end this saturday. that's right. they said earlier on via the head of the armed forces. the civilian evacuations were ending on saturday. but now we've got it confirmed from the ministry of defense. the last flights purely for afghan civilians to be evacuated out of cobble and to the u. k. have actually taken off their maybe for the flights in the day, which do have a few afghan civilians together with british diplomatic stuff and british military personnel. so really this is confirmation that some things have moved to a new phase. there is a video that's been put out by the u. k. buster in kabul. laurie bridgestone, who said that it's the end of one phase of operations. he says, we haven't forgotten the people who still need to leave will continue to do everything we can to help them. nor have we forgotten the brave and decent people of dentist on they deserve to live in peace and security. think this is the message that the government would be wanting to p

got to hear from the k defense minister, but yes, the number of countries still carrying out evacuation flights is really left to the u. s. from and the u. k. charlie angela there with all the latest reaction from your 4th from london. thank you, charlie. well, meanwhile, as we've been saying, the pentagon spokesman and the u. s. has twisted, we can confirm that the explosion at the abbey gate was the result of a complex attack that resulted in the number of u. s. and civilian casualties. we can also confirm at least one other explosion at or near the baron hotel. a short distance from abbey gate will continue to update, and we've now also had reaction to this attack in kabul from nato secretary general installs. and back you will see tweeted and said, i strongly condemn the heretic terrorist attack outside couple airport. my thought so with all those effected on their loved ones, priority remains to evacuate as many people to safety as quickly as possible. well, speaking of evacuation that speak to charlotte bellis in cobble, she's been spending a lot of time outside to couple airport. charlotte, glad to see that you are safe. can you talk us through what the

u. k. capital, where there's a flurry of diplomatic activity, but the 1st shot bella joins us live from the afghan capital. cobble so charlotte, what is the latest that we're hearing on the airport attacks 1st? well, this rocket attack happened around 45 this morning actually woke up who are thunderous noise, which is the ram, and you miss all system coming into play to take out some of these rockets are going to coast across cargo this morning. we talked to residents in the area where the rocket, where these rockets were fired from, which is about 4 kilometers directly waste at the end of the runway. the residential area, 5 rocket fired from the trunk of a car in the direction of the residence, telling us that one building was hit with or found out. the one rocket did actually or inside be remitted. but that the c ram anti missile system did manage the into others. and it's worth noting that this missile system was need stored in early july. we've put the by the former afghan government and the us because they were worried about attacks from the telephone. but now of course, the teleph

u. k, we had one of the most high rates of mortality in a care home. specifically, when there were no vaccines available, that just goes to show that shielding is not an effective strategy for the vulnerable, based on our, our history, the pandemic so far. so we're going to need to continue to ensure that all staff whose job it is to protect their patients are going to have to take this up. and, and i think that there is going to be a mandate of this sort use in many different countries, at least do not. and we know that also the virus moves where people move. so an international travel level. we're also going to have to consider ensuring what the border policies are going to be. as we know many countries in the world currently have a low income recently have 1 point one percent of their population vaccinated. that is pro high levels of transmission. high level within the community really do help variance g emerge. so either we have an aggressive vaccination policy that is locally coordinated right against it, as well as a conservative approach towards reopening, but many coun

u. k. u. s. secrets about there was after $911.00. it is julian sanchez wiki leaks . organization published the afghan war logs, which pulled the rug and the circle. mainstream media reporting of the war in afghanistan is reward, has been persecution, detention, and torture. and this week he lost his latest school battle against joe biden's administration. he faces 175 years in prison, going underground social media. producer phenomena went down to the protests of the high court and caught up with form a u. k. opposition lead a jeremy colbin, one of the many voices calling for a son. just freedom audio, be your message to bar sonton. no, of course it's up to him. whether julian saw his doctor extracts, 475 years. i would say devoris johnson. you've made your life before he became an m p. as a journalist, a career as a journalist during the song is uncovered and lots of uncomfortable traits around the world. that is a function of true journalism. and i think that far as johnson should reflect on that. and of course, we've seen, you've

u. k. has failed to evacuate all of the interpreters and other staff who worked with the armed forces over the years in afghanistan. there is also a network of people in the u. k who say they've been doing over the last week or more the job that the british administration authorities should have been doing in trying to literally get people on the line in the cub old through those checkpoints, through the pool kate's on to planes. they say that it has been left to them in a shambolic way, and they are really worried about what's going to happen to the people left behind . now tom, to going to has a conservative member of parliament says that the phone if as committee, which he shares is going to investigate a report in the times newspaper that far off his staff in kabul at the embassy compound, actually left strewn around documents detailing the contact details of afghans who worked for the british and of afghans who applied to work with them. so obviously a big security risk if that proves to be true, and there are other embarrassing or worrying incidents such as on thursday. the government blaming a technical glitch ove

u. k. on forces. ben carter said that there were very few flights still to come back to britain. well, they carried on friday night into saturday morning u k. u time, but it's just in the last hour a royal air force plane has landed at a base in oxford show north of london carrying members of the military, some of the 1000 or so personnel still based in afghanistan. so it seems that the military pull out has already started, and of course that happens that has to start happening once the civilian evacuations a done so it really does seem like the civilian evacuations are being wound up. and nick carter has put the number of people eligible to come to the u. k. on the repatriation lists, but who haven't made it at what he said the how you hundreds on friday the government was saying 802-1000 afghans and then 10250 british national. some sources in the u. k. believe it's significantly higher than that, given the high number of calls, for example, m p. 's have been receiving from constituents with relatives in afghanistan and charities. here in the u. k as well. whatever the case, th

u. k. and others there accusation that russian officials, russian representatives, russian intelligence, service operatives have been active in their minds in parts of the e. u. certainly in the united kingdom, people will recall a level of activity that the british government accuses the russians of complicity in, in the u. k. regarding the case of the script pass, the russian family, the father and daughter who were the victims of a navi shock poisoning some time ago. but there be more recent development. certainly in the course of the last few months in june. here in germany, a russian research assistant working at the university of augsburg was arrested by german police. the accusation that the person concerned had been handing over information to the russian government in return for cash in that case is not reach fruition. but it adds to that sense of what has been going on. of course, these are accusations being made, not just by the german government, but in by the british government, by e u. government and accusations. at the moment, we wait to see what real form of fruition this case wi

u. k e u, china pakistan. there's also 2 g cast on turkmenistan and turkey. and even the envoy from germany is here today. but again, very little detail as to what is happening behind closed doors. we are expecting that a delegation representing the afghanistan government will be arriving here in about an hour from now. i've been told by that delegation that they are expecting to meet with the assembled on boys. and that, that meeting should take place over the course of an hour and a half or 2 hours and that they expect that more details will emerge once that meeting has taken place. i've also spoken with dr. op the lab dollars team. he is the head of the national reconciliation council in afghanistan, and they have issued a statement with regard to a meeting that they held yesterday on day 2 of these talks with the extend the troika countries that's comprised of the us, russia, china, and potter san. it's a group that gets together intermittently, every few months, to discuss ways to try to solve the crisis in afghanistan, and to try to get those parties ba

u. k. will send me those new arrivals. there are many, many, hundreds of them, a different locations in the u. k. i'm a one of the hotels near heathrow airport where new newly arrived off guns are in currently under the coffee 19 roads for the time being largely they up being supported by the efforts of the general public can volunteers. we've been at a center not far away where they have been inundated with donations of things like clothes, not peas for babies. i toiletries and summer tree products. really the essential is that have been brought to these guns who are not allowed out. so they know that they are being supported by, by low co efforts, but what they don't know is exactly where they're going to go off to vis. it's up to local authorities on the home office to coordinate to find accommodation for these people. now, in the 1st instance, they are going to be going to try to house an existing council accommodation, but many local councils are in england, at least a saying that they don't think they have got enough money

she is now over 70 trade agreements, and prior to brooks it, there was 72 trade agreements that the you have with foreign nations that the u. k . was part of now up to 70. there's only 2 outstanding. one of the things that significant about this rachel, i would say is president biden, and his administration might rue the day that they delayed on the trade agreement with the u. k. because once you k as some trade agreements with new zealand, and then it opens up that whole pacific rim and that whole pacific area for partnerships, there are going to be so many trade agreements and the ball is getting higher and higher because you have made such great deals with no terrorists from places like new zealand. that's what it looks like. it's going to be almost no charge and very high standards back and forth. and you know, in the u. k, they can use either lab. they don't need to have as much b from the us if we're not happy. so i think the biden administration should be watching this. i'm thinking, let's not drug golf feet anymore. now we gotten any indication from the, by the ministration as to why they are dragging their feet. i me

u. k. officials that there would potentially be some type of attack, specifically targeting the evacuation as warning go their own systems, of course, about the potential threats of this attack. and it's now played out as johnson, the prime minister. however, saying that the need will be abandoning, they will they see that responsibility to continue to get people out of the country and say those efforts will still continue. we're going to continue without operation and we're now coming to towards the end of it to the very end of it in any event. what this attack shows is the importance of continuing that work in a fast and efficient manner as possible in the hours that remain to us. and that's what we're going to do. the case manager of the fans have been saying today that they are working closely with their sources and their own assets that are in trouble to try to establish exactly what happened as we've been hearing this evening. it appears that the attack is being attributed to the so called state in for some group who up of course in the past, attacked the town of johnson interesting

u. k. he says there is a rush to beat the virus case, it develops immunity to vaccines. the world health organization has got a point here. we've got a real in equity in terms of the distribution, the availability of vaccines to populations around the world. and on the face of it, it does seem completely wrong. the country should be starting to use up their vaccine manufacturing capacity to produce booster shots for they already vaccinated when there's such a need for vaccine. i think the other thing that needs to happen is we really do need to make progress on the discussions that have gone on for some months now, but not made enough progress about getting the waiver for the the peyton, for the intellectual property rights and the vaccine so we have enough vaccine making capacity wrong the world to produce a lot more vaccines. but as long as the companies that control the intellectual property rights don't allow other companies to start making the vaccine, we are missing out on a major opportunity to provide many, many more vaccines for the world. the more the virus spr

u. k. officials that there would potentially be some type of attack, specifically targeting the evacuation attempts and warning their own systems, of course about the potential threat of this attack. and it's now played out bars johnson the prime minister. however, saying that the the u. k. will be abandoning, they will, they see is their responsibility to continue to get people out of the country and say that those efforts will still continue. we're going to continue without operation. and we're now coming to towards the end of it, to the very end of it in any event, what this attack shows is the importance of continuing that work is fast and efficient manner as possible in the to remain to us. and that's what we're going to do, not the case manager of defense have been saying today that they are working closely with best sources in their own assets that are in trouble to try to establish that clean. what's happened and we've been hearing this evening and it appears that the attack is being attributed to the so called bombing state in hot sun group who calls into pop attacks and kind of a