Families of soldiers killed in Afghanistan may sue Standard Chartered
The families of soldiers (Sergeant Peter Rayner pictured) killed in Afghanistan are threatening to sue a bank over claims it financed a firm that helped Taliban bomb-makers.
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The families of soldiers (Sergeant Peter Rayner pictured) killed in Afghanistan are threatening to sue a bank over claims it financed a firm that helped Taliban bomb-makers.
After a 20-year occupation by Western forces that saw 457 British lives lost and £22billion spent, the insurgents took the capital Kabul after routing Afghan forces in just a week.
WITH the world's eyes on Afghanistan as the country has fallen under Taliban rule for the first time since they were removed from power by US-led…
A total of 457 British service personnel died in the 20-year conflict in Afghanistan. Now the mothers of those killed have revealed their heartache at seeing the Taliban seize back control.
WITH the world's eyes on Afghanistan as the country has fallen under Taliban rule for the first time since they were removed from power by US-led…