UK ambassador vows to help those left behind as he arrives from Kabul

UK's ambassador Laurie Bristow promises to help those left behind as he arrives in UK on last flight out of Kabul

British Ambassador to Afghanistan has vowed to help British nationals and Afghan translators stuck in Kabul. Sir Laurie Bristow said he will 'do everything' to 'help Afghans achieve security and peace that they deserve'.

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