thank you very much, yogita limaye. - a serving metropolitan police officer who gained access to filessacked. ms everard, who was 33, was kidnapped and killed by a serving officer, wayne couzens, in 2021. pc myles mchugh was one of three officers found to have committed gross misconduct by a disciplinary tribunal. the tv presenter davina mccall has had surgery to remove a benign brain tumour. earlier she posted a video to explain that she's been diagnosed with a rare type of tumour called a colloid cyst. in a post on instagram, her husband said she was exhausted but thanked everyone for all their messages of love and support. it's six months since the former tory mp william wragg was duped into sharing colleagues' phone numbers with someone who used a fake profile on a gay dating site. now, in his first broadcast interview, william wragg says he feels guilt and shame and that the whole experience has left him experiencing panic attacks and even considering ending his life. a warning, this report from our political investigations correspondentjoe pike contains references to suicide. we'

our south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports on the factors pushing some to leave their homelandnd head west. in afghanistan run by the taliban, a third of the people are struggling to eat. women live under brutal restrictions and those who worked for the former military fear for their safety. it's why afghans are among the biggest groups fleeing their homes, going to the uk and other parts of the world. this former military officer is risking his life to speak to us. he's tried three times to make the perilous journey out of afghanistan. translation: |'u| keep trying to flee, even if i lose my life. our circumstances are such that we are dying every moment. we drove through kabul to get to where the officer started his journey. it's from this bus stop in kabul that many of the people we've spoken to have told us that they've taken buses to the western border with iran, where they've met up with people smugglers. and from there on, at each point they're passed from one people smuggler to another as they try to make their way from iran to turkey, and eventually to europe. this is

our south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports from afghanistan and the uk with imogen anderson andn by the taliban a third of the people are struggling to eat. women live under brutal restrictions and those who work for the former military fear for their safety. it's why afghans are among the biggest groups fleeing their homes, going to the uk and other parts of the world. this former military officer is risking his life to speak to us. he's tried three times to make the perilous journey out of afghanistan. i will keep trying to flee even if i lose my life. as circumstances are such that we're dying every moment. we drove through kabul to get to where the officer started his journey, for which he sold his home and his wife's jewelry to pay the nearly $4000 that smugglers charge. it's from this bus stop in kabul that many of the people we spoken to have told us that they taken buses to the western border with iran, where they met up with iran, where they met up with people smugglers will come from thereon at each point they pass through one people smugglers to another as they tried

our south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports on the factors pushing some to leave their homeland