Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has appeared before the MPs of the Foreign Affairs Committee

He said intelligence suggested Kabul "would not fall this year"

He added the "central assessment" was that "deterioration [of security] would be incremental"

But he said contingency planning was underway earlier this year

That planning included reducing embassy staffing and relocating more Afghan translators

He also said he can't say with "precision" how many UK-eligible people are left in the country

The foreign secretary was on holiday as the Taliban approached Kabul

He told the committee "with hindsight" he would not have been in Greece

But he insisted he was still able to attend meetings and "engage with international partners"

He also declined to say exactly when he went on holiday

Mr Raab said all those whose names were found on documents after the UK left its Kabul embassy are now in the UK