'Danger tourist' Miles Routledge is reportedly among three British men being detained by the Taliban regime in Afghanistan.
Scott Richards from humanitarian non-profit Presidium Network, which is assisting Mr Cornwell and the unnamed British man, said he believes the two men are in good health and being well treated.
Miles Routledge grabbed headlines after visiting Aghanistan for a 'holiday' as the Taliban were making gains across the country.He was caught up in the chaos in Kabul during a 'holiday' to the country in August 2021, having chosen the country after looking up the most dangerous places in the world to visit, despite the Taliban's gains in the country at the time.
'I'm still alive' jokes Pope as pontiff leaves hospital after three day stay for respiratory infection Mr Richards said this due to a "misunderstanding" and that during the search the licence may have become separated from the firearm.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Afghanistan: Three British men being held in Taliban custody - including 'danger tourist' who returned after army evacuationThe other two men are charity medic Kevin Cornwell and another unnamed UK national who manages a hotel in Kabul.
Read more »
Man charged over murder of father and son in Cambridshire shot in villages six miles apartStephen Alderton, 66, of no fixed abode, has been charged with two counts of murder and one count of possession of a firearm, following the deaths of Gary and Joshua Dunmore
Read more »
Missing Radstock sign found 150 miles away from homeA sign which went missing from Somerset a year ago is found during a litter pick in Cornwall.
Read more »
New 20mph speed limit for five of London's boroughsLimits are imposed on 17 miles (28km) of red routes across north and east London.
Read more »
Man charged with murders of father and son in CambridgeshireA 66-year-old man has been charged with the murders of a father and son who were shot dead in two Cambridgeshire villages
Read more »