Afghan interpreter who helped frontline British soldiers faces 'death sentence' when he is sent back to the Taliban after UK 'cruelly' withdrew offer of sanctuary

For more than two years Nasir (not his real name, which is protected by a court order) believed he was about to relocate to the UK after twice being told he was qualified for assistance

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