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Afghan musicians who fled Taliban to tour UK after Home Office U-turn on visa refusal

Sky News Tuesday, 5 March 2024
The Afghan Youth Orchestra (AYO) will be allowed to perform in the UK after the Home Office was forced to U-turn on its decision to deny the group entry visas.
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