
Taliban Demand Government Surrender While Afghan Officials Say Kabul Is 'Secure'
Afghan government officials, including the acting defence and interior ministers, have spoken of an interim administration.
Afghan government officials, including the acting defence and interior ministers, have spoken of an interim administration.
The conflict against Japan endured three months beyond Victory in Europe Day.
Operation Pitting will see the military support the evacuation of British Nationals and former British staff eligible for relocation.
The militants said in a statement they do not plan to take the capital "by force".
Norman Lewis, who was held in Poland during the Second World War, is raising £10,000 to reflect his 10,000-mile escape.
President Ashraf Ghani delivered a televised address as the Taliban advances closer to Kabul.
Russian news sources claimed an anti-submarine vessel and its support ship had entered the waters.
David Mack served with the Royal Regiment of Scotland in the country, but now questions whether nations will trust British strategy.
Lord Dannatt believes refugees fleeing the Taliban should be considered alongside UK nationals and former staff.
The son of a former Army gardener in hiding says Afghan interpreters are given "privilege" in relocation to the UK.
Jake Davison killed five people in Plymouth on Thursday evening before fatally shooting himself.
Ben Wallace warned no government "of any colour" had ever made retrospective changes to pensions like the ones the demonstrators want.
Former British Army soldier Julian Perreira says: "I don't think you can put a price on human life."
Defence analyst says the Government will want to make the rescue of embassy staff by troops "look as normal as possible".
One former head of the British Armed Forces said: "I'm almost ashamed that we are in this position."
Lashkar Gah falls to the Taliban, closely following the seizures of Kandahar and Herat as the insurgent advance gathers pace.