Only a small fraction of the Afghans on the leaked Ministry of Defence document had any grounds to be bought to Britain, a report citing ministry sources claims.
As few as one-in-15 people on the vetting list that was emailed to Afghanistan and which then allegedly found its way into the hands of the Taliban — presenting them with a so-called “kill list” of Afghan collaborators and individuals who had applied to relocate to Britain, as well as British soldiers and spies — actually had grounds to request emigration.
Broadsheet The Daily Telegraph reports the up-to 100,000 people on the list, which includes families as well as the principal…
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