On the starting point of the West Afghanistan When the last British troops withdrew from Kabul, he led many Sunday newspapers.
Sunday Times Initiating a “blame game” Whitehall The newspaper said ministers and officials accused Ministry of Foreign Affairs “Negligence” of the escape route in Afghanistan.
Observer The “thousands of e-mails” sent by members of Congress and charities to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding emergency cases in Afghanistan have not been read. The title is “The Ministry ignores crazy requests to help Afghans.”
Sunday Telegraph Carrying the words of the prime minister Boris Johnson Britain will do everything it can to “protect the achievements of the soldiers over the past two decades.”
A similar route leads Sunday Express, Mr. Johnson said that the country will “forever be grateful” to the armed forces.
this Sunday people Said that 40 SAS soldiers remained in Afghanistan, calling them “the bravest men.”
this Sunday mirror Wrote that an interpreter helped Britain avoid the Taliban and said that if Mr. Johnson was killed, his blood would flow on his hands.
at the same time, Independence Analysis shows that more than 500,000 people in the UK have missed the second dose of AstraZeneca vaccine.
this Mailed on sunday Said that the Prince of Wales has launched an investigation after a plan to sell dinner with him for £100,000 was revealed.
and Daily Star Sunday It is said that mobile phone ringtones are now a sign of “old stubbornness”.
