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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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Afghan interpreter in Aberdeen fears for women under Taliban rule

Burhan Vesal and his wife Narcis are happy to have found safety in Aberdeen but are deeply concerned about the fate of women in Afghanistan.

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Heartwarming moment interpreter & family facing death by Taliban are reunited with hero who help them escape Afghanistan

“DO you remember me?” British soldier Adam Croucher asks as he kneels beside a little boy.Unsure at first, eight-year-old Afghan refugee Sepehr Ve

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King Charles is said to have travelled to Balmoral where Queen Elizabeth died to thank the soldiers who guarded his late mother - 20-Oct-2022

His Majesty, 73, who was one of only two members of the royal family to reach the estate before the monarch died aged 96 on September 8, reportedly paid tribute to the servicemen while the country estate was closed to the public on Sunday. (16.10.22) A courtier source told the Daily Mail on Monday night: ""The king wanted to say thank you in person

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King Charles travelled to Balmoral where Queen Elizabeth died to thank soldiers who guarded his late mother | Arts & Entertainment

King Charles is said to have travelled to Balmoral where Queen Elizabeth died to thank the soldiers who guarded his late mother.

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