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Poll shows majority of Britons behind war

A clear majority of Britons now back the war against Iraq, according to a poll published today.

Tue, 25 Mar, 2003 - 00:01

A clear majority of Britons now back the war against Iraq, according to a poll published today.

The percentage who back military action is now 54%, compared to 38% a week ago, the Guardian/ICM tracker poll found.

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