Afghan interpreters may move to the UK – security forces have no safe haven

Afghan interpreters may move to the UK – security forces have no safe haven | Jon Boone | Comment is free | guardian.co.uk: 
"It is a fact that the young men who lived and worked alongside foreign troops are among those Afghans who have done most well out of the 9/11 decade. Paid about $700 a month, they are among the very highest earners in a country where gross national income per head is just $40 a month. They are also resourceful and relatively highly educated. David Cameron and Hamid Karzai had a point when they said Afghanistan can ill-afford to lose such skilled young people."