British troops of the 1st Battalion Welsh Guard in transport to a forward operating base in Helmand province, Afghanistan. (Eros Hoagland/The Times)Afghanistan: UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown Accused Of 'Dereliction Of Duty' -- The Telegraph
Gordon Brown has been accused of "the ultimate dereliction of duty" in his handling of the war in Afghanistan.
Mr Miliband was forced to defend the Government's strategy after severe criticism of the bloody escalation in the conflict.
There has been mounting public concern about the way the campaign is being conducted following the deaths of 15 British soldiers since the start of July.
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Afghanistan: Gordon Brown criticised after the death of eight soldiers -- The Telegraph
Generals rebuffed in plea for more Helmand forces -- Times Online
Ministers planning to reduce troop numbers in Afghanistan -- Belfast Telegraph
Cameron condemns 'scandal' of UK helicopter shortage in Afghanistan -- The Guardian
Helicopters 'do not end war risk' -- BBC
PM Under Pressure Over Afghanistan Deaths -- SKY News
British soldiers were killed by deadly new Taliban tactic in Afghanistan -- Daily Record
Deadly threat of the Taliban's army of bomb makers -- The Telegraph
Parents of soldiers killed in Afghanistan lash out at Government -- The Telegraph
War in Afghanistan: timeline of British deaths -- The Telegraph
UK hospital in Afghanistan copes with bloodiest day -- Reuters
Display of US military hardware that puts Britain to shame -- Times Online
British Army vehicles must withstand Taleban test in Afghanistan -- Times Online
Q&A: Why has there been such a rise in the number of UK soldiers killed? -- The Independent
Support for Afghan war rising -- The Telegraph
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