The last remaining UK troops have begun to touch down in the UK after leaving Kabul for the last time, ending Britain's 20-year campaign in Afghanistan.

The UK's armed forces "didn't flinch, kept calm" and "got on with the job", the prime minister has said as he thanked them for their "colossal exertions" in airlifting more than 15,000 people out of Afghanistan.

President Joe Biden has warned that another terror attack at Kabul airport is "highly likely in the next 24-36 hours" - and vowed further US airstrikes against ISIS-K targets.

In an otherwise forgettable corner of western Germany, you drive round a corner and find yourself in America, complete with planes, jeeps and a lot of soldiers.

One of Nicole Gee's last social media posts was a photo of her cradling a baby amid the chaos outside Kabul's airport.

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Salvation for the last Afghan interpreter to be evacuated to the UK came at night when British soldiers bundled him and his family - including a three-month-old baby - over a barbed wire fence and into Kabul's Hamid Karzai International Airport.

Pen Farthing is "on his way home now with his dogs and cats" after a charter plane picked them up from Kabul, his spokesperson has said.

The mother of a five-year-old boy tackled a mountain lion with her bare hands after the wild animal dragged her son across his front lawn in southern California.

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