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From the Times and the Sunday Times, this is the story. I'm Manvine Rana.

This is a story that the government didn't want you to hear.

This really was unprecedented. No super injunction has remained in place for this long.

It's been incredibly difficult to get this story out. And it's just amazing to be able to tell it finally.

This is a story about people, Afghan people, the government had a responsibility to protect. It's a story that really begins in the summer of 2021, when Kabul fell to the Taliban,

and the Afghans who'd been helping British forces now found that their lives

were under threat. We spoke to one at the time. To be honest, we are kind of counting the

moments to get killed by Taliban, and we cannot leave, we will get killed. And no hope left, no hope left.

The government set up a scheme to relocate as many of these Afghans as possible.

But it was clear even then that many of them wouldn't make it,

as a tearful Ben Wallace, then the Defence Secretary, admitted at the time.

The very least our obligation has to be as many of these people through the pipeline as possible.

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