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.

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       The first international flight from Kabul since the departure of US troops carried 13 British citizens Credit: Reuters 2

       The Qatar airways flight to Doha carried around 200 passengers Credit: Reuters

       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.”

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