Some of the papers focus on the future of the foreign secretary over his handling of the Afghanistan crisis.
Some of Friday's front pages focus on the future of Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab, following claims he should have personally intervened to help evacuate Afghan interpreters, rather than let a junior minister make the phone call. "Bad call, minister" is the headline in the Daily Mail. It claims that the crucial phone call delegated to a junior minister "never took place" and suggested Mr Raab's job was "hanging by a thread".
It says the woman was "begging" the soldier to save her daughter as the Taliban tightened their grip on Afghanistan. It describes how other women threw their babies over razor wire in the hope they would be put on a military flight out of the capital.The i looks at the results of a UK poll on the situation in Afghanistan, saying the results show that most voters believe the UK's 20-year mission in the country has been a waste of time and lives.
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