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#AceDailyNews says here’s todays Newspaper Headlines: Several front pages feature images of Monday’s extraordinary attempts by dozens of Afghans to board a US Air Force plane rolling down the runway in Kabul

Aug.18, 2021: @acenewsservices

The Guardian reports on “chaotic scenes” as civilians converged on Kabul airport – which it describes as the only route out of the city for people who were in fear of their lives. It says the airport was close to being overrun, with flights being grounded and several people dying.

BBC News: Staff:

The Financial Times claims at least five people were reported to have been killed in “desperation to escape”. It quotes a foreign official as saying there was “absolute chaos” at Kabul airport. They said that only US military planes were taking off and landing, adding: “Afghans are clinging on to the tyres of the aircraft that are taking off.”

“Desperate” exclaims the Daily Mirror’s headline, alongside a photo which it says shows around 640 Afghans “crammed” onto a US plane leaving Kabul.

The i newspaper features an image of a group of people, including children, climbing over a wall at Kabul airport. “No way out” is the headline in the paper, which says all flights were grounded at the airport because of crowds on the runway “pleading for help”.

Britain is racing to evacuate thousands of UK and Afghan citizens, according to the Times, which reports that British and US soldiers were trying to regain control of the airport. It adds that Britain is due to restart evacuation flights on Tuesday.

The Daily Express leads on an extra 200 British troops being flown into Kabul to “save thousands of Britons fleeing Taliban forces”.

“Joke Biden” is the headline in the Sun, which suggests US President Joe Biden faced a “global backlash” over his handling of the Afghan crisis, which it called the US’s “biggest foreign humiliation in almost 50 years”. The paper says Mr Biden “finally” dashed back to Washington DC after being accused of hiding at Camp David as the crisis unfolded.

The Daily Telegraph focuses on the speech of the US president, who said he stood “squarely by his decision to withdraw American troops from Afghanistan as he “partly blamed Donald Trump and the Afghan security services for the debacle”. The paper describes it as a “defiant message” from Mr Biden, who admitted the Taliban’s sweep to power happened more quickly than he had anticipated.

The same angle is the lead for the Daily Mail, which calls Mr Biden’s defence “extraordinary” as he “blamed Afghan leaders and the country’s military leaders for refusing to fight”. The paper says the US president’s speech came as “brave translators” hid in fear for their lives amid “scenes of carnage” at the airport.

And away from Afghanistan, the Daily Star claims Russia has accused a US astronaut of drilling a hole in the space station so she could get back to Earth quickly.

The Financial Times describes scenes of “absolute chaos” as the airport was “overrun” – with some people falling to their deaths after clinging to aircraft as they took off. “The flight from hell”, says the Metro. “Race to escape Kabul carnage” is the headline for the Times. 

According to the FT, “the mayhem reflects the panic among many Afghans as they brace themselves for life under Taliban rule”. The Daily Mirror has a single word headline – “desperate” – with a photograph of hundreds of Afghans standing packed like sardines inside a US cargo plane.

The Guardian thinks video footage of the crowd running alongside the American plane “is likely to haunt” President Joe Biden. 

The Sun calls him “Joke Biden” – “humiliated and alone” facing a “global backlash” over his handling of the crisis. The Daily Mail highlights what it calls the president’s “blunt” and “extraordinary” response – “it’s the Afghans’ own fault” – in his address to the nation last night, while the Daily Telegraph argues the backlash in Washington “was matched with finger-pointing at Mr Biden in Westminster”. 

It claims Ministry of Defence figures “repeatedly warned” their US counterparts that the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan was “too fast”.

AFP: There were chaotic scenes at Kabul airport on Monday as people tried to flee from the Taliban

Mr Biden’s address is heavily criticised by the Wall Street Journal, which accuses him of effectively telling Afghanistan to “drop dead”. 

He “refused to accept responsibility while blaming others”, made false claims and “played to the sentiment of Americans tired of foreign military missions”, its editorial says.

The Washington Post resorts to “searching the sorriest episodes of US foreign policy” for an analogy to the president’s “blunders” – suggesting the Bay of Pigs and the fall of Saigon. “Worse”, it says, “this was avoidable”. 

But the New York Times suggests Mr Biden’s speech “stemmed some of the howls of criticism”, with Democrats praising him for laying out the costs of America’s involvement in Afghanistan.

Both the Times and the Telegraph warn that household energy bills are expected to rise as a result of the government’s push for more hydrogen energy. Eenergy minister, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, has told the Times it’s “too early” to say how much the transition will cost households, but it’s likely to be “very small”.

The Telegraph thinks the government’s plans show hydrogen will play a “niche” role in cutting carbon emissions, and it says experts have warned that bill payers could be locked into paying for the development of “pointless” technology.

Experts say there is an urgent need to reduce emissions from home heatingClaims by a Chinese woman who says she was held for more than a week at a secret jail in Dubai, run by the Chinese embassy, are highlighted by the Times.

It argues the revelations “throw striking new light” on the extent of Beijing’s targeting of dissidents abroad – and the help it’s receiving from other authoritarian regimes, including Western allies: The paper says the UAE has viewed London and Washington as “unreliable” for more than a decade now and, in searching for friends who do not deliver lectures on human rights, “giving Beijing space to interrogate dissidents is a small price to pay for an extra vote on the UN Security Council”.

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#AceDailyNews says here’s todays Newspaper Headlines: All the main headlines today speak of another Afghanistan FALL as Taliban take control of Kabul and all the embassy personnel from U.K. and U.S. are airlifted out as Afghan president flees the country leaving control of the country to new regime and sharia law ….more later please click links above to read our posts on Ace News Services over last few days just click links in blue …..

Many of the papers also focus on how Plymouth gunman Jake Davison had his shotgun licence returned weeks before shooting dead five people.

Aug.16, 2021: @acenewsservices

BBC News: Staff:

Experts have said the extremist, women-hating “incel” community should be treated like terrorists, the Sunday Express reports, as it emerged Davison is being celebrated by members of the group. Davison shot dead five people in an attack on Thursday evening in the Keyham area of Plymouth.

The Observer reports that residents in Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul, are gripped by fear and searching for escape routes after the Taliban captured the country’s fourth largest city. On Saturday, the whole of Logar province, just south of Kabul, and the capital of the Paktika province were seized by the militant group, the paper says.

The BBC is to attempt to “make amends” for the Martin Bashir scandal by paying about £1.5m to a charity chosen by the Royal Family, the Mail on Sunday reports. The “unprecedented donation” includes £1.15m – the amount the corporation made from selling the global rights to Bashir’s interview with Princess Diana on Panorama – plus reparations. The BBC and Kensington Palace have not commented on the report.

The Sun on Sunday is angry that his social media profiles weren’t checked, because of what police considered to be an “invasion of privacy”. 

The paper asks: “What could be a greater invasion than killing innocent people, including a three-year-old girl?”

The Sunday Mirror says that if ever there was a case to spur an urgent rethink of the UK’s already strict gun control laws, this is it. 

The Sunday People praises the “magnificent, brave response” of officers to the shooting on Thursday, but questions why they were needed in the first place, describing Davison as a “time bomb”.

Writing in the Sunday Telegraph, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace acknowledges that watching Afghanistan slide slowly towards civil war, and the Taliban advance is a “painful experience” but rejects the suggestion that the UK has betrayed the Afghan people by withdrawing British troops. 

He says following the American decision to pull out, the UK could not have gone it alone, as it would be “arrogant” to think that Britain could solve the problems in Afghanistan unilaterally. 

Meanwhile, in the Sunday People, Labour’s shadow defence secretary, John Healey, says all that’s been achieved in Afghanistan is in deep jeopardy and that the immediate imperative is to ensure the UK doesn’t “abandon” the country and allow it to become a base for extremist terrorism again.

PA MediaJake Davison killed five people during a shooting spree on Thursday evening

An investigation by the Sunday Times raises concerns about the independence of the World Health Organization. 

It accuses the agency of allowing China to secure influence over its decision making and leadership, and of prioritising Beijing’s economic interests over halting the spread of Covid-19 when it first emerged. 

The WHO said the paper had rehashed “old events, falsehoods and baseless claims” and that its priority was to end the acute stage of the pandemic.

The Mail on Sunday claims the BBC is planning to give £1.5m of “guilt money” to a charity chosen by the Royal Family to make amends for the scandal surrounding the 1995 Panorama interview with Princess Diana. 

An inquiry earlier this year found the journalist Martin Bashir acted in a “deceitful” way to obtain the interview, and that a subsequent internal investigation was “woefully ineffective”. 

According to the paper, the amount covers what the BBC made from selling the global rights to the interview, £1.15m, plus reparations, and would come from the corporation’s commercial arm, which isn’t funded by the licence fee. It says the BBC and Kensington Palace have declined to comment.

And finally, the Sunday Telegraph reports that the Greek embassy in London has demanded the return of the controversial Elgin Marbles to Athens – to save them from the British weather. 

Officials are concerned about a leaking roof at the British Museum, which insists the sculptures are regularly checked and monitored. 

The paper quotes George Vardas, the former secretary of the International Association for the Reunification of Parthenon Sculptures, as saying “When the British Museum resorts to the ‘floodgates’ argument in opposing the reunification of the sculptures, little did I realise that the flooding would be from within.”

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