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Major joint investigation has uncovered shocking evidence that Afghan soldiers who were trained, paid and worked ‘shoulder-to-shoulder’ with UK forces have been denied relocation to Britain and left to face torture and death

Major joint investigation has uncovered shocking evidence that Afghan soldiers who were trained, paid and worked ‘shoulder-to-shoulder’ with UK forces have been denied relocation to Britain and left to face torture and death

A major joint investigation has uncovered shocking evidence that Afghan soldiers who were trained, paid and worked ‘shoulder-to-shoulder’ with UK forces have been denied relocation to Britain and left to face torture and death

An Afghan translator who put himself and his family in danger for the UK is still in limbo two years after the Taliban takeover despite being entitled to asylum in the UK

When Shakespeare wrote, “Now, gods, stand up for bastards . . . ,” he probably didn’t have NHS managers in mind, but Salisbury’s defence of us managers has something of that flavour.1 In slightly faint praise, she says we might be able to relieve doctors of “administrative responsibilities,” but there is little sense that we could also be creative partners. A more common view, I suspect, is that managers …

A selection of correspondence | Letters

LONDON: Senior military chiefs, politicians and diplomats in the UK have urged Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to prevent the deportation of an Afghan veteran to Rwanda, The Independent reported on Wednesday. The war pilot flew 30 combat missions against the Taliban and was forced to flee to Britain. Because he could find no safe and legal route, he traveled on a small boat to

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The pile of almost 50 files had been dropped by Oxford-educated Angus Lapsley, 52, a diplomat at the Foreign Office who was tipped to become the UK ambassador to Nato.