utterly unconscionable. 50. left behind, seems to me that is utterly unconscionable. so, thinking about what happens _ utterly unconscionable. so, thinking about what happens next, _ utterly unconscionable. so, thinking about what happens next, how - utterly unconscionable. so, thinking about what happens next, how do . utterly unconscionable. so, thinking i about what happens next, how do you envisage those who are eligible, be they british or afghan, to come to this country and have safe passage. how does britain enable that to happen? how does britain enable that to ha en? ~ , , happen? well, the first things we have to have _ happen? well, the first things we have to have a _ happen? well, the first things we have to have a dialogue _ happen? well, the first things we have to have a dialogue with - happen? well, the first things we have to have a dialogue with the l have to have a dialogue with the taliban. we've been urging the government to do that for several weeks and that has now in doha in order to guarantee some kind of safe passage. —— started in doha. i spoke to officials from the turkish comment yesterday about what it would be possible for a nato country like turkey that has better relationships with the taliban in afghanistan to be able to guarantee some kind of civilian del so that people could be guarantee passage to the border but what became apparent todayis the border but what became apparent today is that the foreign secretary hasn't even done the work that is needed to get people through the border. he hasn't done that basic land work with countries like pakistan who are currently housing 3 million afghan refugees. they want assurances that if they admit people into pakistan that britain will step