Bush sympathy move a ‘selfish stunt’

GEORGE BUSH’S meeting with families of British soldiers killed in Iraq was yesterday dismissed as a selfish stunt by two angry fathers.

Robert Kelly, whose 18-year-old son Private Andrew Kelly was killed in a shooting accident in Basra, said Mr Blair and Mr Bush did not care about the deaths of British troops.

He said: "for these people to meet families, it is only for their own gain. They are not sympathetic towards people like me. They don't really care that my son lost his life.