Anti-terrorist diplomacy moves up a gear

British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw was today setting off on a groundbreaking visit to Iran as part of the effort to underpin the coalition against terrorism being developed following the airliner attacks on America.

British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw was today setting off on a groundbreaking visit to Iran as part of the effort to underpin the coalition against terrorism being developed following the airliner attacks on America.

The trip to Tehran, the first by a British foreign secretary since the Islamic revolution there in 1979, was part of a four-day trip to the Middle East including visits to Jordan, Israel, the Palestinian Authority, and Egypt.

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