Revealed: UK's Ambassador in Kabul Sir Laurie Bristow 'was ORDERED by Foreign Office to stay in Afghanistan
UK Ambassador to Kabul 'ordered to stay in Afghanistan to process applications from British nationals'. Sir Laurie Bristow 'told to remain in Middle Eastern country while Dominic Raab was on holiday in Crete'. A Whitehall source told the Sunday Times: 'It was pretty late. There was a flight preparing to take off'.
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