likely to have an emphasis on women and girls and those most at risk from the taliban. what we don t know, though, is exactly the sort of timescale we might expect to see this scheme. downing street said we can expect a bit more detail in the coming days. it is quite likely the prime minister will want to give some kind of update about this when he faces questions from mps tomorrow in parliament. i know it is something a number of cross party mps including his own conservative mps including his own conservative mps are planning to raise with him tomorrow. here is what the foreign secretary dominic rob said earlier about the timescale for this scheme. the details will be set out by the for this scheme. the details will be set out by the home for this scheme. the details will be set out by the home secretary - for this scheme. the details will be set out by the home secretary and | set out by the home secretary and then prime set out by the home secretary and then prime minister in
approach to afghan refugees and details should be announced in the coming days. what we know so far is it is likely to be quite similar to the 2014 syrian refugee resettlement programme, also likely to have an emphasis on women and girls and those considered most at risk by the taliban. we are not completely clear on the timescale for any scheme like this, downing street has said more detail will be announced in the coming days and we will expect the prime minister will want some kind of update because he is likely to face questions tomorrow when mps return to parliament to debate the situation, that here is what foreign secretary dominic raab said earlier about the timescale for any possible refugee scheme. the details will be set out by the prime minister and home secretary in due course and shortly. but we will secure the evacuation of as many british nationals, including dual nationals, as we can. we saw 150 come back on flights on sunday, believe it or not that is exactly what i w
conservative backbench mps have been calling for specific numbers but also more clarity on the safe routes that will be provided for those seeking asylum micro labour. labour have been criticising today the way in which the evacuation of eligible afghans and british nationals has been handled. this is what a labour s shadow foreign office minister stephen kinnock had to say about that this morning. our ability to deliver on promises like that has been on promises to date has been sorely lacking up to now, so it is crucial the british government does not build up expectations that cannot be delivered on, but we also need to see the british government being ready to do far more to secure safe passage for those people to whom we owe a debt of gratitude, and i m afraid the chaotic and shambolic scenes coming out of kabul, it is a very dark day for us.
that? yes, that would be a wise move, that? yes, that would be a wise move. with that? yes, that would be a wise move, with the that? yes, that would be a wise move, with the evacuation - that? yes, that would be a wise - move, with the evacuation continuing and we need to make sure that is able to happen as best as possible given the chaotic scenes we saw yesterday. if these people are given free passage, it makes sense that this comes with the taliban s blessing otherwise it makes the evacuation ever more complicated but i make it very clear now, there still is a window of opportunity to turn this around. this is not going to be a peaceful transition by any means whatsoever. we kid ourselves that somehow afghanistan is now owing to move off the front pages, it is going to move into a terrible civil war as the specs and those from kazakhstan, other nations outside it, give their proxy influence, it will turn into a very dark chapter for afghanistan because of our withdrawal. the