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Leaked documents show that UK Special Forces had veto power over applications from Afghan counterparts.

Leaked documents reveal soldiers had their applications for relocation rejected by the Special Forces despite having compelling evidence of serving with the British military.

: Business in the House of Lords. House of Lords - Afghan Special Forces airs on BBC Parliament at 9:20 AM, Thursday 8 February. Business in the House of Lords

Shropshire locals have spoken out about the situation of UK-funded Afghan commandos who are facing deportation to Pakistan.

Members of the Afghan special forces were denied help under a UK scheme to settle those in danger.

The Ministry of Defence has been given a fine of £350,000 for a data breach in which it revealed the personal details of 265 people who were fleeing the Talibans in Afghanistan

The British data regulator has fined the Ministry of Defence (MoD) 350,000 pounds for a series of email data breaches that exposed the personal information of over 265 Afghans seeking relocation to Britain after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan. The Information Commissioners Office (ICO) said the department did not have proper operating procedures to ensure secure group emails were sent to Afghan nationals working for or with the British government.

Some 200 elite troops, who used to fight alongside British forces in Afghanistan and were trained and funded by the UK, have been hiding in Pakistan after the Taliban regained power.

Kakar orders establishment of the Dol­phin Force in Islamabad.

The Canadian High Commissioner Leslie Scanlon called on Prime Minister Anwaar Ul Haq Kakar at the Prime Minister's House in Islamabad on Monday.