Afghanistan

Gordon Brown confronted by grieving mother Jacqui Janes over Afghanistan Navigation - link to other main sections from here Gordon Brown confronted by grieving mother Jacqui Janes over Afghanistan A recording of Gordon Brown's telephone...

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Prime Minister Gordon Brown launched an impassioned defense of the controversial military campaign in Afghanistan during an interview Friday on the BBC, acknowledging that Britain needed to "adjust our approach" amid rising casualties.

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Gordon Brown seeks 5000 allied troops for Afghanistan Gordon Brown seeks 5,000 allied troops for Afghanistan Gordon Brown is bidding to get 5,000 more troops from allied nations to join the fight against the Taliban. The move is part of a...

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...says Brown Gordon Brown will today issue a vigorous defence of Britain's military mission in Afghanistan as he repeats warnings that the al-Qa'ida terror network poses the biggest source of threat to UK national security. He will say...

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Mother of dead Afghanistan soldier confronts Gordon Brown over equipment Jacqui Janes, the mother of Jamie Janes, a soldier killed in Afhanistan, has confronted Gordon Brown over the lack of equipment for troops serving on the frontline.

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Brown to host Afghan exit summit Gordon Brown will host international talks to discuss an exit strategy from the conflict in Afghanistan. The Prime Minister said he had offered to host fellow leaders in the New Year to discuss future...

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...handover conference British Prime Minister Gordon Brown offered to host an international conference on Afghanistan in London, which he said could set a time-frame for a handover of security to Afghan forces from 2010. In a speech here late...

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...increasing troop levels. Gordon Brown robustly defended Britain's mission in Afghanistan, but he acknowledged in an interview with the BBC that Britain needed to "adjust our approach" amid rising casualties. He insisted that Washington...

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Gordon Brown signals the start of Britain's exit strategy from Afghanistan Last updated at 1:17 AM on 11th November 2009 Britain will start handing over control of parts of Helmand Province to Afghan rule within a year, Gordon Brown said...

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