Laurie Bristow

• David Cameron
• Theresa May
• Boris Johnson

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Sir Laurie Bristow KCMG
British Ambassador to Afghanistan
In office June 2021 –November 2021
Preceded by	Sir Tim Barrow
Succeeded by	Deborah Bronnert

Diplomatic posts
Preceded by Andy Tucker	British Ambassador to Azerbaijan 2004–2007	Succeeded by Carolyn Browne
Preceded by Sir Tim Barrow	British Ambassador to Russia 2016–2020	Succeeded by Deborah Bronnert
Preceded by Alison Blake	British Ambassador to Afghanistan 2021	Succeeded by Martin Longden as chargé d'affaires