Dominic Raab facing calls to quit for ‘declining urgent Afghanistan call while on luxury Crete holiday’
EMBATTLED Dominic Raab today refused growing pressure to quit following furious accusations he declined an urgent call with Afghanistan during his beach holiday.
Sir Keir Starmer said: "Who wouldn't make a phone call if they were told it could save somebody's life?"CABINET SUPPORT He told LBC: "I don't know about his phone call sheet. We all have long ones. What I will tell you is that Friday, phone calls to a rapidly disappearing Afghan Government would have not made a blind bit of difference."
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