The Sun says THE MYSTERY surrounding the deaths of a British family including their baby and pet dog deepened after their autopsies failed to reveal how they died.

BBC News says an Afghan aid worker who managed to leave Kabul this week has warned of international consequences of the Taliban’s return to power.

Sky Sports says Harry Kane has travelled with the Tottenham squad ahead of their Premier League game to Wolves.

TRT World says catastrophic flooding in Middle Tennessee left at least eight dead and dozens missing as record-shattering rainfall washed away homes.

Aljazeera says the Israeli military launched air raids on Gaza following clashes between its soldiers and Palestinian protesters during a demonstration.

Arab News says Tunisian security forces arrested an individual in a coastal city accused of plotting the assassination of Tunisian president Kais Saied.

France24 says This time, Barry Manilow didn’t make it through the rain as Hurricane Henri cut short the New York Covid-19 recovery concert.

BBC News says efforts to evacuate Britons and eligible Afghans from Kabul are improving, with more than 1,700 people airlifted out in the past 24 hours.

The Sunday Papers focus heavily on the ongoing crisis in Afghanistan, in particular the chaos at Kabul airport. The former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair’s comments on the chaos also make many front pages. The former PM called the decision to withdraw US, UK and Nato troops ‘imbecilic’. 

The papers pick up on the ex-PM’s heavy criticism of US President Joe Biden’s handling of US troops in particular. istan, in particular the chaos at Kabul airport.

The Queen has ordered senior Palace aides to plan a legal “fightback” against Harry and Meghan, writes The Sun on Sunday.