days. nick eardley, thank you very much indeed, nick days. nick eardley, thank you very much indeed, nick eardley, - days. nick eardley, thank you very much indeed, nick eardley, our i much indeed, nick eardley, our political correspondent. i want to stay with you, actually and just ask you about something else, because if borisjohnson has a headache about sue gray and her report, he may also have a headache about events in afghanistan. whistle blower e mails are railing further questions about boris johnson s are railing further questions about borisjohnson s insistence that he did not personally help with the evacuation of animals from kabul, the accusation effectively being that animals were prioritised other people. to be evacuated from kabul, according to written evidence produced by a former foreign office official. the charity, run by pen farthing, appealed for help as the taliban seized control of the afghan capital last year. the foreign office document, seen by mps investig
crisis was up that said, don t be under any illusions that our conservative mps are still nervous about what s going on, really nervous about borisjohnson s leadership and are still wondering if he is the right man to lead the party. if he is the right man to lead the .a . ., ~ if he is the right man to lead the la . ., if he is the right man to lead the party. thank you but stayed with us. i want to talk party. thank you but stayed with us. i want to talk to party. thank you but stayed with us. i want to talk to you party. thank you but stayed with us. i want to talk to you again party. thank you but stayed with us. i want to talk to you again about - i want to talk to you again about another story, another problem, another story, another problem, another headache for boris johnson which is that. whistleblower emails raise further questions over borisjohnson s insistence he did not intervene to assist the evacuation of around 170 stray dogs and cats from afghanistan last sum
insistence that he did not personally intervened to assist an animal charity during the afghanistan evacuation last august. borisjohnson authorised animals under the care of the charity nowzad to be evacuated from kabul, according to written evidence produced by a former foreign office official. the charity, run by pen farthing, appealed for help to fly out as the taliban seized control of the afghan capital last year. the foreign office document, seen by a committee of mps investigating the evacuation, says the prime minister intervened to rescue the charity s staff and animals. mrjohnson has previously dismissed claims that he prioritised animals during the operation, saying it was nonsense. in the last hour, defence secretary ben wallace has strongly denied that