Thirteen Brits leave Afghanistan as Taliban allow commercial flights to resume

THIRTEEN more Brits left Afghanistan last night as the Taliban allowed the first commercial flight to leave Kabul since they seized the airport. They were among around 200 passengers on a Qatar Airways flight to Doha in the Middle East. ReutersThe first international flight from Kabul since the departure of US troops carried 13 British citizens[/caption] ReutersThe Qatar airways flight to Doha carried around 200 passengers[/caption] Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said: “We are grateful to our Qatari friends for facilitating a flight carrying 13 British nationals from Kabul to safety in Doha.” He added: “We expect the Taliban to keep to their commitment to allow safe passage for those who want to leave.” Most read in The Sun pricey's back Katie Price makes 1st public appearance since alleged assault at NTAs Sight for soares eyes Love Island's Faye unrecognisable as she makes major make-up change GLAM SQUAD Holly Willoughby leads the glamorous arrivals on tonight's NTAs red carpet ME & MADDIE Towie star Chloe Sims poses with rarely-seen daughter Madison, 16, in London NEW LOOK Danniella Westbrook reveals her fresh-faced look after getting Botox & lip fillers MINI ME Katie Price’s daughter Princess looks just like her mum in the 1990s