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The Taliban has been targeting Afghans whose data was leaked from a British government database, resulting in a “vengeful killing spree”, according to the Daily Mail. One Afghan soldier, now residing in Britain out of fear of retaliation from the militant group, believes his brother was killed because the Taliban knew about his ties to the UK.
Reports by the Daily Telegraph indicate that Afghans affected by the data leak brought an average of eight family members with them to the UK. One individual went a step further by bringing 22 relatives, who were previously denied asylum but were later granted admission after the leak put their lives in danger from possible Taliban retribution.
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner’s call for Labour MPs to emphasize the party’s accomplishments from their first year in office is highlighted by The Guardian. In an interview with the publication, Rayner expressed her readiness to face Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, emphasizing the need for the Labour Party to assert their position on power.
In a public editorial for the Daily Express, Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch accuses Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer of perpetuating an economic “doom loop” that will negatively impact future generations. The article points out that policies under Starmer’s leadership are creating a detrimental legacy for the nation’s youth
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