BREAKING: Dominic Raab has said he did not call Afghanistan's foreign minister when he was on holiday as he was prioritising securing Kabul airport so that evacuation flights could depart Read more here:
And asked by reporters on Thursday morning if he plans to resign over the matter, the foreign secretary replied:"No."
In a statement released later, she added:"If Dominic Raab doesn't have the decency to resign, the prime minister must show a shred of leadership and sack him."
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