An Afghan man who interpreted for the British Army in Afghanistan fears for his life after the Taliban took over Kabul, and is pleading with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to evacuate him and his family. The man, whose real name remains protected, told the BBC he had initially received permission to travel to the UK last week. Just one day later and the Taliban took over Kabul. The man worked as an interpreter for the British Army for three years. With the Taliban taking control of Afghanistan, thousands who helped foreign troops are attempting to flee the country fearing reprisals from the insurgents. Initially the man, referred to as "Ahmed", was rejected for the A
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