Britain ‘shares Pakistan’s struggle against terror’

DAVID CAMERON insisted it was in Britain’s national interest to continue to co-operate with Pakistan in the fight against terrorism, despite concerns over the way Osama bin Laden was discovered hiding in a major garrison town.

The prime minister said there were “searching questions” for the Pakistani government to answer after US special forces tracked down the al-Qaida leader to a complex close the country’s leading military academy.

But in a statement to MPs, he stressed that Pakistan had suffered more at the hands of terrorism than any other nation.