A significant data breach involving sensitive information about Afghan allies has led to the secret relocation of thousands of Afghans to the UK. The leak has raised serious concerns about the safety of nearly 19,000 individuals, prompting the UK government to launch a covert operation to evacuate those at risk of Taliban reprisals. Critics, including Labour leader Keir Starmer, have demanded accountability from the government, labeling the situation a catastrophic failure and calling for an investigation. Questions remain about the efficacy and oversight of the rescue scheme, with reports indicating that 4,500 Afghans were resettled following the data breach. The incident highlights the complexities and risks involved in managing sensitive data and protecting vulnerable populations.