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Afghan data breach unmasked UK spies, special forces

British spies and SAS named in Afghan data breach

But relatives of Afghans named in the leak told the BBC that they fear for their family still in the country, with one saying efforts by the Taliban to find their named relative intensified following the leak. An MoD spokesperson said: "It's longstanding policy of successive governments to not comment on special forces.

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Afghan data breach unmasked UK spies, special forces: reports

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Afghan data breach timeline: The fallout behind the scenes

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How bad is Afghan data breach for MI6 and SAS?

On the face of it, the Afghan data breach is very bad indeed.

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Spies and SAS troops among UK nationals' details in Afghan leak, BBC says

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Thousands of Afghans secretly moved to Britain after data leak

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Personal details of UK special forces and spies were included in Afghan data breach

The details of more than 100 British people - including spies and special forces - were included in a massive data leak that resulted in thousands of Afghans being secretly relocated to the UK.

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How an email error sparked a secret scramble to bring Afghans to Britain

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MoD offered to speed up resettlement case of Afghan who posted data breach names on Facebook

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Defence secretary revealed sensitive Afghan data breach details – but media still banned from reporting it

John Healey revealed details to MPs that have previously been kept secret – the media is fighting to be allowed to tell you what it is

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Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle knew about Afghan data leak, claims Harriet Harman

Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle knew about Afghan data leak and should have made ministers tell MPs, Dame Harriet Harman has claimed. Speaking to Beth Rigby on the Electoral Dysfunction podcast, the Labour peer said the Speaker - whose job she ran for in 2019 - should have asked for a key select committee to be made aware.

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Former Armed Forces minister James Heappey says learning of Afghan data breach was ‘gut-wrenching’ in long apology

Former Armed Forces minister James Heappey has shared the "gut-wrenching" moment he learned of the Afghan data leak, admitting the previous government "let the country down badly" in a long apology.