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‘Lord’ Miles Routledge, who has built a name for himself touring areas of conflict and violence, said he knows of people who are attempting to flog t-shirts mocking the monarch's passing aged 96. Speaking to the Daily Star, he said that the Queen's death marks "the end of an era", but he worries about the "nasty side" of the national mourning.READ MORE: Emotional King Charles fights back tears listening to Queen tributes in Westminster"I personally think it's the end of an era.

Taliban will protect him against ISIS has been accused of "getting way too comfy" with the armed group.Miles Routledge, a former physics student at Loughborough University, said he settled on Afghanistan last summer after Googling "most dangerous countries to visit" and picking the top entry.Despite the evacuation, the 22-year-old, who funds his trips with money from his loyal subscribers, went back to the country after crossing from Peshawar, Pakistan.He's now back in the UK, but while posting from Kabul last week, he was accused of becoming too tightly affiliated with the Taliban, who have de facto control of Afghanistan.

Taliban for their hospitality just hours before falling ill from food poisoning.Miles Routledge, a former physics student at Loughborough University, who decided to travel to Afghanistan last summer after Googling "most dangerous countries to visit", was visiting one of the country's top restaurants with funds he gained from his loyal fans.Sharing his experience on Twitter, the 22-year-old boasted about the 'amazing' food he purchased for £20 as he slammed Western media for claiming it's "bad".His initial tweet said: "US is the richest country in the world but many struggle with food. Western media says Afghanistan is bad but everyone shares food if they cannot afford and everything tastes amazing!"All this for $26 at a top restaurant.

Taliban takeover, has returned to the country and is now trying to organise the sale of the armed group's weapons to Ukraine, he claims. Miles Routledge, a physics student at Loughborough University, said he settled on Afghanistan last summer after Googling "most dangerous countries to visit" and picking the top entry.Despite the evacuation, the 22-year-old is now back in the country after crossing from Peshawar, Pakistan to Kabul, Afghanistan, last week.He had posted a tearful video about how he could no long afford to travel, but apparently since resolved his difficulties to have tea with the Taliban, who he described as "kind blokes" for sharing their food with him.Now, the Birmingham native says he has genuine plans to try and be the middle man in an arms deal between the his new pals in the Taliban and the Ukrainian government."I ask the Taliban if they are willing to sell some of their military vehicles to Ukraine to help in their war? I have a contact in the Ukranian gov who is interested in making a legal deal," he tweeted on Friday, April 30."Taliban gain money, Ukraine gain defensive vehicles.

Taliban takeover, has returned to the country and "had tea with the armed group", even calling them "kind blokes".Miles Routledge, a physics student at Loughborough University, said he settled on Afghanistan last summer after googling ‘most dangerous countries to visit’ and picking the top entry.The 22-year-old crossed from Peshawar, Pakistan over the the border to Kabul, Afghanistan, with his plans to rescue a tour guide there who helped him during the Brit's first visit.However, the Birmingham native had no trouble making new acquaintances, apparently strolling into a building full of Taliban fighters and breaking bread with them. "TEA WITH THE TALIBAN! I'm in Afghanistan, walked into Taliban residency by accident and after talking they gave me food, tea and even offered for me to stay the night.

Taliban takeover, who is now in Pakistan, has said that he "can't afford any more travel."Miles Routledge, a physics student at Loughborough University, said he settled on Afghanistan last summer after googling ‘most dangerous countries to visit’ and picking the top entry.The 22-year-old is now in Peshawar, Pakistan close to the border with Afghanistan, but his plans to rescue a tour guide there who helped him during the Brit's first visit have fallen through, leaving him crestfallen - and broke. Yesterday (April 25), he said that he was crossing Pakistan's border with Afghanistan in the coming days, and that security forces had blocked his plans to cycle through "ISIS territory."But today, Routledge said he can no longer afford to travel."I don't think you guys understand but I can't afford any more travel," he tweeted.

Taliban takeover has now revealed his intentions to go back into a danger zone and "drive through ISIS territory," after plans to cycle fell through. Miles Routledge, a physics student at Loughborough University, said he settled on Afghanistan after googling ‘most dangerous countries to visit’ and picking the top entry.Since then, he has been in Kazakhstan during rioting there in January and in recent days has embarked on another trip, with the aim of going back to Afghanistan to rescue a tour guide there who helped him during the Brit's first visit.

evacuated from Afghanistan last year amid widespread criticism of his “disaster tourism,” has now travelled to Ukraine, where he is live-streaming the sound of battle from his Kyiv hotel room. In a sarcastic tweet about the situation, international aid worker Miles Routledge wrote: “Hearing some bombs right now, very inconsiderate because we’re trying to sleep."He later added: “It’s gotten to the point where gunfire and bombing noises just don’t register, I hear them and do not worry in the slightest.

Ukraine as the deadly Russian invasion continues. Twitter personality and amateur explorer Miles Routledge, who was famously evacuated from Afghanistan during the Taliban takeover last summer, boasted of getting the "last train ever to Kiev." So far 137 people have died on the first day of bloodshed after Russia invaded, according to reports.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!The mother of "extreme tourist" Miles Routledge didn’t even know her son was in Afghanistan until she saw the Facebook post where he boasted of being "on holiday" in the war-torn country.Routledge was evacuated from Kabul as the Taliban advanced on the Afghan capital, posting videos of him wearing a flak jacket as he boarded one of the last flights out of the besieged airport.Sharing the video on his Facebook page, he wrote: "I've landed in Dubai thanks to the brilliant people at the British Army.

Fancy an escape? Sign up to the Chill newsletter for weekly inspiration and advice on UK holidays A "selfish" tourist evacuated from Afghanistan has been blasted for stealing the seat of a mother and child. British student Miles Routledge, 21, admitted to visiting the country after googling "the most dangerous cities to visit".But Miles' stay was cut short by the Taliban seizing control of Afghanistan, and he secured an escape on an evacuation flight to the United Arab Emirates.The physics student from Birmingham has incensed swathes of the public with his choice of summer holiday which "endangered" rescuers.

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A student who travelled to Afghanistan after Googling ’most dangerous countries to visit’ has become stuck after the Taliban marched into the Kabul.Miles Routledge, 22, thought it "was going to be fine" to head to the dangerous destination as he was "under the impression that the country wouldn’t fall for another month".But just two days into his trip, the Taliban marched into the capital and all flights out of the city were cancelled, leading the unlucky Loughborough University student to write on Facebook: "I'm stuck in Afghanistan. Bit of a pickle."Speaking to The Spectator from a safe house in Kabul, Routledge said: "I’d seen videos on YouTube of people going.