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London, Nov.8 (ANI): British Cabinet ministers have begun to question the future of the combat mission in Afghanistan as pressure on Gordon Brown mounts over the conflict, The Sunday Telegraph has learned. Full Article at Newstrack India
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London, Nov.8 (ANI): British Cabinet ministers have begun to question the future of the combat mission in Afghanistan as pressure on Gordon Brown mounts over the conflict, The Sunday Telegraph has learned. Full Article at OneIndia
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Senior Labour figures close to the Prime Minister have spoken about fears and "frustrations" over the "trajectory" of the campaign, which has claimed the lives of 230 British troops since 2001. Full Article at The Telegraph
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Gordon Brown launched an attack on the “corrupt” government of Afghanistan’s president Hamid Karzai yesterday – but vowed UK troops would fight on in the country. Full Article at Press and Journal
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Gordon Brown issued a stark warning to the Afghan President Hamid Karzai that Britain will not continue to put its forces "in harm's way" in his country unless he is prepared to root out corruption. Full Article at The Independent
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Our mission must not fail
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What people here in Britain ask for is the same as our forces on the ground ask for – a clear sense of what success in Afghanistan would look like, and how we will get there. My answer is: we will have succeeded when our troops are coming home because the Afghans are providing security themselves, conti...
