Dominic Raab

Foreign Office To Help Trapped Afghans To Third Countries Before Transfer To UK

Britain will send personnel to Pakistan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan within the next 48 hours, the government confirmed.
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UK Government: 'Impossible' To Say How Many Afghans Left Behind

Around 15,000 people had been evacuated – but Labour says there are around 5,000 still eligible to come to Britain.
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British Nationals Among Those Killed In Kabul Airport Terrorist Attack

Foreign secretary Dominic Raab confirmed two British adults and the child of a British national were among the dead.
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'The Sea Was Closed' And Other Extraordinary Tory Excuses

From the people who brought you "I was testing my eye-sight".
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Lib Dems Eye Up Another 'Blue Wall' Win With Selection Of First General Election Candidate

Leader Ed Davey believes Dominic Raab's neighbouring constituency of Guildford could be the next Tory heartland seat to turn yellow.
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BBC Breakfast Host Dan Walker Defends Dominic Raab Interview After Facing Criticism

Dan began the interview by asking if the foreign secretary had "a nice holiday".
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Mishal Husain Gives Dominic Raab A Swift Reality Check On Today Programme

The foreign secretary admitted "with hindsight" he should not have gone on holiday.
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Dominic Raab Impressed Precisely No One When He Tried To Defend His Holiday

"I am not sure ‘the sea was actually closed’ is really the defence you seem to think it is."
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Dominic Raab's Latest Tweet On Afghanistan Did Not Go Down Well

The foreign secretary is under pressure to resign over his handling of the Afghanistan crisis.
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Dominic Raab Rejects Calls To Resign Over Afghanistan Crisis

Asked by reporters on Thursday whether he would quit, the foreign secretary said: “No".
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