British parties in Downing St terror summit

Conservative leader Michael Howard called for new anti-terror measures when he met the British Prime Minister at Downing Street today.

Tue, 26 Jul, 2005 - 10:34

Conservative leader Michael Howard called for new anti-terror measures when he met the British Prime Minister at Downing Street today.

The Tory leader was joined by shadow home secretary David Davis and their Liberal Democrat counterparts Charles Kennedy and Mark Oaten for the No 10 summit on how to tackle the threat of terrorism.

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