MPs are likely to be called back for urgent debate on what Britain, which lost 457 troops in the two-decade long war, should do next, Downing Street sources told Sky News and the Press Association.
“Just because the Americans won’t, does not mean to say that we should be tied to the thinking, the political judgment particularly when it is so wrong of our closest security ally. However, he said that those calling for an intervention “have got to be realistic about the power of the UK or any power to impose a military solution — a combat solution — in Afghanistan.”
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