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Gordon Brown has vowed to do "whatever is necessary" to ensure that British troops fighting on the frontline in Afghanistan have the equipment they needed. Full Article at ITN News
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WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama is nearing a decision to send more than 30,000 additional U.S. troops to Afghanistan next year, but he might not announce it until after he consults with key allies and completes a trip to Asia later this month,... Full Article at Columbus Dispatch
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Postal strikes could be a precursor to industrial action in other sectors Photo: EDDIE MULHOLLAND (top row, from left) Warrant Officer Darren Chant, Corporal Nicholas Webster-Smith and Sergeant Matthew Telford (bottom row from left) Guardsman... Full Article at The Telegraph
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KABUL: A "rogue" Afghan policeman shot dead five British soldiers in Afghanistan Wednesday, raising new questions about the safety of coalition troops as world leaders work to boost training of local forces. Full Article at DefenceTalk.com
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A "rogue" Afghan policeman shot dead five British soldiers in Afghanistan, in an attack that British Prime Minister Gordon Brown blamed on the Taliban as he faced renewed questions Wednesday over the war. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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It is not easy, the choices are not simple, there is no strategy that is without danger and risk, but that is the responsibility of leadership of government and of our armed forces -- to do what is necessary, however difficult, to keep the British people safe. We cannot, must not, and will not walk away
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Our mission must not fail
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The government strategy is to try to get back some of the Taliban on our side. The price is for them to be involved in the management and administration of Afghanistan.
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I consider this an isolated incident and it does not change my position
