UK talking with Taliban about letting Brits and allies out of Afghanistan
The Home Office said Afghans who worked with the British will be able to move to the UK permanently.
The Home Office said Afghans who worked with the British will be able to move to the UK permanently.
Sharif Safi said he wanted his parents to be evacuated to safety.
Documents identifying several Afghan staff and job applicants were found by a newspaper reporter at the abandoned facility.
The chairman of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee said the West no longer has any say over the future of Afghanistan.
Abdul married his Afghan wife Fatima just days before the country fell.
Pen founded the Nowzad animal shelter in Kabul rescuing dogs, cats and donkeys.
Protesters gathered outside of the Home Office to urge ministers not to “leave anyone behind”.
A shocking story in the Observer revealed the conditions endured by unaccompanied Afghan minors in Home Office care.
Labour accused the government of endangering lives with its handling of the withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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