Afghan interpreters

As we continue to cover the situation in Afghanistan - thousands of people are still trying to leave the country following the Taliban's takeover. Western countries are continuing to evacuate Afghans who worked for them over the years. But not everyone can leave quickly. We hear from two Afghan interpreters who are still in the capital Kabul, in fear for their lives and desperate to leave the country.

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(Photo: Former Afghan interpreters and veterans hold a demonstration in London. Credit: Photo credit should read: Isobel Frodsham/PA Wire)