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>> have you gotten word from the eu that that sort of help is coming soon? >> well, you know, the eu agencies and also the united nations agencies are already on the ground in poland and what we need now is just, you know, the polish central government to call for help and for a willingness to authorize those agencies to operate in poland. let me give you one example. we need a relocation scheme in europe and in the world so that this huge logistics exercise goes under way, because what happens now is just improvisation. in the middle of the night where i cannot absorb more people i call my fr...

Crossings are of the airport, get on a plane with a small bag, all your belongings, leaving your loved ones and everyone you know behind, and landing in a country where you don't know anyone or speak the language, interacting with services is difficult, a complete maze. my background helps me understand some of those issues but it is really by listening to our afghan neighbours that we can really understand what they are going through and they must be at the centre of this at all times. , ., _, , , times. the needs are complex, they have arrived — times. the needs are complex, they have arri...

They've been speaking to us on condition we would protect their identity. so their words are spoken by an actor. the situation in kabul is not good. it's in a very critical situation. the taliban are coming into every house, looking for the people who worked for the nato, isaf and british forces. there are more than 50 interpreters who are eligible for the relocation scheme to the uk that are still left. they didn't get the biometric visas and they are waiting for theirflights. we hope and can request the uk government and mod and local stops team to process the visa and biometric flights of t...

Several thousand afghan interpreters and other staff who worked for british forces are eligible to come to the uk, but many are stuck at kabul airport. a former british army interpreter trapped in kabul has contacted the bbc, with an appeal to the uk government. they spoke to us on condition we would protect their identity. their words are spoken by an actor. the situation in kabul is not good. it's in a very critical situation. the taliban are coming into every house, looking for the people who worked for the nato, isaf and british forces. there are more than 50 interpreters who are eligible ...

To unveil in the next few days. it is going to be bespoke but it will be also loosely based on the syrian relocation scheme that was introduced by david cameron's government back in 2014. you might remember that that, over a period of about six years, we settled around 20,000 syrians who were seen to be in the most need in the uk. this is going to be considerably more complicated by the fact that the taliban have taken so much territory in afghanistan. but the government is working on the details of that scheme. no numbers being put on it at the moment. no specifics about when exactly that wil...