KABUL have been allowed to bring their families to the UK, the Daily Mail reports.
A policy change -- seen as a life-saving move -- will help the Afghan translators who had been separated from their wives and children. The newspaper has long been espousing their cause.
British Home Secretary Sajid Javid was quoted as saying that their loved ones could join the former Afghan interpreters/translators without having to apply under normal immigration rules.
“Afghan interpreters who served alongside British soldiers played a vital . . .
