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Military personnel speak frankly of the chaotic, terrifying evacuation, in moving new documentary series from Channel 4

London: Pen Farthing, the founder of the British animal charity that was accused of choosing to remove cats and dogs from Afghanistan o... | News Track

LONDON: The British animal charity that was accused of evacuating cats and dogs over people from Afghanistan has returned to the country, with founder Pen Farthing calling on the UK government to accept the Taliban’s rule. The Telegraph reported that Farthing, a former Royal Marine and founder of Nowzad, has been back to Afghanistan five times since the Taliban takeover, and

Boris Johnson is back in the news this week, with Partygate rearing its ugly head once again. And it’s in that spirit of 2021 that Mr S returns to the ill-fated animal crusade which Johnson embraced during his premiership, as part of his bid to rebrand Brexit as an eco-cause. There was the Animal Sentience

Where does Raab’s resignation leave Rishi Sunak? The PM’s pledge to leave scandal behind is wearing thin, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

‘Operation Ark... was definitely the right decision’ he said

By swearing on BBC Breakfast, Ben Wallace revealed himself to be a true Brit.

The book is out and as the royal gone awol speaks his truth, you have to ask: if this is Britain’s first family, what are the others like?, says Guardian columnst Marina Hyde

The Duke is locked in an ongoing legal battle with the Home Office over his security in the UK. Now, questions are being asked as to whether Harry thought it would benefit his case to detail his exploits.

Pen Farthing, a former marine working to rescue animals from Afghanistan, has been evacuated.