Public cools on war in Afghanistan
Press Review 30 October 2001
Ground troops not ready says Hoon
Press Review 30 October 2001
We will not flinch, says Blair
News Article 30 October 2001
The coalition against terror has "right on its side" Tony Blair has said.
Poll reveals downturn in support for conflict
News Article 30 October 2001
Public support for the military campaign in Afghanistan has fallen among all groups, according to a poll published on Tuesday.
No let-up in war on terror says Number 10
News Article 29 October 2001
Downing Street has denied claims that the war effort in Afghanistan is beginning to falter.
Never forget the evil of September 11 says Blair
News Article 28 October 2001
Tony Blair is to call on the country to hold its nerve in the fight against terrorism when he addresses the Welsh assembly.
UK troops to join Afghanistan ground war
Press Review 26 October 2001
UK troop announcement expected
News Article 25 October 2001
The British government is expected to announce that British troops are joining the fight against the Taliban.
Welsh debate Afghan crisis
Press Review 24 October 2001
Hoon to announce new troop deployment
Press Review 24 October 2001
UK troops will 'bring Bin Laden to justice'
Press Review 23 October 2001
Decision imminent on change in war tactics
News Article 23 October 2001
The government will decide in the next few days about how the nature of British involvement in the war against terror will change.
Labour assembly member attacks bombing campaign
News Article 23 October 2001
A Labour member of the Welsh assembly has slammed "self-righteous" western leaders during the first vote on the subject by UK elected representatives.
Britain to abide by international law in war on terror
News Article 22 October 2001
Bringing Osama bin Laden to justice remains the key objective of the conflict in Afghanistan, Downing Street said on Monday.
Dissenting voices should be heard says Blair
News Article 22 October 2001
Downing Street has moved to quell a row in Labour ranks about the government's handling of dissent over the war on terror.
