Former Marine who set up animal rescue charity in Kabul fears he will be forced to take action

Paul 'Pen' Farthing, 52, founder of Nowzad, said Boris Johnson had approved a charter flight he had crowdfunded to fly 69 staff and 100 animals to the UK.

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