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Kabul animal airlift: Foreign Office says sorry for misleading MPs on No 10 emails

Senior official Sir Philip Barton apologises to foreign affairs committee for denial of correspondence with Boris Johnson

A senior official at the Foreign Office has apologised for misleading MPs over whether Boris Johnson’s views had been sought over the evacuation of animals from Kabul during the chaotic retreat from Afghanistan last August.

Sir Philip Barton, the Foreign Office’s permanent undersecretary, had told the foreign affairs committee that Nigel Casey, the prime minister’s special representative for Afghanistan, had not received any correspondence referring to an intervention by Boris Johnson in the evacuation of animals from the Nowzad charity.

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