The Times says Pen Farthing who evacuated animals from Afghanistan has dismissed claims that the MoD helped him get to the airport.

Dominic Raab has said it will be a “challenge” for British nationals left in Afghanistan to find a route back home to the UK.

The chief of Brighton and Hove Albion Paul Barber has apologised to fans for the lack of catering staff and stewards.

Ronaldo has signed a two-year contract to return to Man United, who reached an agreement to transfer him from for £12.86m. 

A group of 17 people have been rescued after they were swept out to sea in a rip current off the Dorset coast. 

Tuesday’s front pages are heavily dominated by the ongoing Afghanistan crisis, as the final flights carrying US troops leave Kabul. 

It marks the end of an almost 20-year war

The Intercept says IN THE IMMEDIATE aftermath of the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan in late 2001, U.S.-backed Afghan warlord Abdul Rashid Dostum’s forces murdered hundreds, perhaps thousands, of Taliban prisoners by jamming them into metal shipping containers and letting them suffocate.

The Metro says a mother attacked a mountain lion with her bare hands after it grabbed ahold of her five-year-old son and dragged him in front of their home.

The Guardian says the first phase of the trial of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes will start on Tuesday, with jury selection scheduled in a San Jose, California, courthouse.

The i says in the same way that tomorrow never comes, it was starting to feel like Kanye West’s much trailed 10th album Donda never would.