How many Afghans who worked directly for British forces have been relocated to the UK under the Afghan resettlement programme? The Government’s own figures estimate that around 7,000 local Afghans were employed by British forces during Op Herrick, of whom only 2,850 were interpreters and translators on the frontline. If the Ministry of Defence does not know why they are eligible to be let into the country, it presumably also does not know who they are or what they have been doing in Afghanistan over the past decade.