Blair in Damascus for talks with Assad

The British Prime Minister Tony Blair has flown into the Syrian capital Damascus for talks with President Bashar Assad.

Wed, 31 Oct, 2001 - 06:20

The British Prime Minister Tony Blair has flown into the Syrian capital Damascus for talks with President Bashar Assad.

Mr Blair risked controversy by starting a Middle East diplomatic mission with a visit to Syria.

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