Lib Dems call for immediate inquiry into hasty Afghanistan withdrawal
Sir Ed Davey said serious questions needed to be asked about the US and UK withdrawal.
Tag: Afghanistan
Hundreds of British families offer to host Afghan refugees at home
In August alone, 998 people have signed up as hosts with Rooms for Refugees, a Glasgow-based community housing network.
Abandoning sensitive papers in Kabul embassy ‘not good enough’
Ben Wallace said Boris Johnson "will be asking some questions" about how the documents were left unsecure.
Dealing with Pen Farthing fans ‘took up too much time’, Wallace says
Pen Farthing is aiming to get 200 dogs and cats out of Afghanistan, alongside staff and their families.
‘This is terrible’: Chevening scholar fears for family in terror-struck Kabul
Sharif Safi said he wanted his parents to be evacuated to safety.
British embassy left details of Afghan staff on ground for Taliban to find
Documents identifying several Afghan staff and job applicants were found by a newspaper reporter at the abandoned facility.
‘This will stop you in your tracks’: Republican reveals the Taliban have seized $85bn worth of US military equipment
"The Taliban now has more black hawk helicopters than 85 per cent of the countries in the world."
Tom Tugendhat: Kabul blasts are ‘what defeat looks like’
The chairman of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee said the West no longer has any say over the future of Afghanistan.
‘No beaches were closed’: Cretans rubbish Raab’s Afghanistan excuses
Raab faced criticism for not returning from Crete when the Taliban took control of Kabul.