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Kim Howells, chairman of the intelligence and security committee, has called for the "great majority" of British troops to be withdrawn from Afghanistan. Full Article at BBC News
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Nick Paton Walsh of Independent Television News reports on a fatal attack in Afghanistan against British soldiers patrolling Helmand Province. JIM LEHRER: That follows our two Afghanistan stories. Full Article at Online NewsHour
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London - A major rift in Britain's governing party over the war in Afghanistan opened up Wednesday when a former Foreign Office minister became the first senior British politician to call for a withdrawal of British troops. Full Article at Christian Science Monitor
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Kim Howells, who oversaw Afghanistan as a Foreign Office minister until last year, said the killings on Tuesday strengthened the case for bringing British troops home early. Full Article at The Telegraph
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09 Apr 2002 - Private Darren George becomes the first British soldier to die in Afghanistan since the start of hostilities 21 Mar 2003 - Eight British servicemen die alongside four American when their US Marine Corps CH-46 Sea Knight helicopter... Full Article at The Telegraph
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He is not just any parliamentary backbencher. He is chair of a very important committee, 'the' committee when it comes to security and intelligence, which reports directly to the Prime Minister and whose members have a very high security clearance
