Friday’s papers are led by backlash over Dominic Raab holidaying in Greece while Kabul fell to the Taliban.

The Guardian, The Times and the Daily Mail report there are mounting calls for Mr Raab’s resignation after it was revealed he delegated duties and “in effect disappeared” while on holiday as Afghanistan collapsed.

The Daily Telegraph leads with US President Joe Biden commenting the UK and other Nato allies had a “choice” to remain in Afghanistan once the US withdrew.

The Metro dedicates its front page to the image of an Afghan mother begging soldiers in Kabul to save her daughter.

Meanwhile, the i says most voters believe Britain’s experience in Afghanistan was a “waste of time and lives”.

Councils across the UK are pushing for the Government to accept more Afghan refugees, according to The Independent.

Elsewhere, the Daily Express carries comments from Health Secretary Sajid Javid that Covid vaccines have saved nearly 100,000 lives.

The Daily Mirror says the father of Stuart Lubbock has vowed to contine his “fight for justice” after a man suspected of murdering his son in 2001 was released without charge.

The Daily Star reports football legend Denis Law has been diagnosed with dementia.

And the Financial Times leads with Toyota announcing it will cut production by 40% next month.