UK couple being held in separate prisons by Taliban says daughter

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2025-03-16

London (PA Media/dpa) - Two British citizens being held by the Taliban have been separated and moved to a high-security prison, their daughter has said. Peter Reynolds, 79, and his wife Barbie, 75, were detained as they travelled to their home in Bamyan province on February 1. The couple were arrested by the Taliban alongside a US friend, Faye Hall, who had rented a plane to travel with them, and a translator from the couple's Rebuild training bu......

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