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Roll call of nameless Afghans killed in action while serving the UK

A list of 20 Afghan personnel who ‘died in action’ while in the service of British forces has been released by the UK government.

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War heroes fear eviction as Chelsea plan £80m deal | UK | News

War veterans and their loved ones face being made homeless as the charity set up to represent them prepares to agree an £80million deal to sell to Chelsea Football Club the land their flats are built on.

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Chelsea FC set to force 100 veteran war heroes from their flats | UK | News

EXCLUSIVE: Elderly veterans and their loved ones are terrified at the prospect of being forced onto the streets as Chelsea Football Club appear poised to buy the land their homes are built so they can extend their stadium.

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UK and the world needs to focus again on plight of Afghanistan, like it has on Ukraine

UK and the world needs to focus again on plight of Afghanistan, like it has on Ukraine
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Show of respect : UK campaign urges medals for Afghan interpreters

LONDON: British Army veterans have launched a campaign to gain medals for local Afghan interpreters who served with UK forces during the country’s almost two-decade war, The Times reported. Armed forces policy means that the interpreters many of whom were among the 11,600 Afghans who relocated to Britain following the Taliban takeover are ineligible for medals or awards.

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