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In London, Bush Gets Agreement on Tougher Sanctions on Iran

In London today, after talks with President Bush, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Britain will freeze the assets of the biggest bank in Iran . He also promised to increase British troops in Afghanistan. Daniel Dombey is the diplomatic correspondent for the Financial Times .

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

In London today, after talks with President Bush, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Britain will freeze the assets of the biggest bank in Iran. He also promised to increase British troops in Afghanistan. Daniel Dombey is the diplomatic correspondent for the Financial Times.

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In London, Bush Gets Agreement on Tougher Sanctions on Iran

In London today, after talks with President Bush, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Britain will freeze the assets of the biggest bank in Iran . He also promised to increase British troops in Afghanistan. Daniel Dombey is the diplomatic correspondent for the Financial Times .

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In London, Bush Gets Agreement on Tougher Sanctions on Iran

In London today, after talks with President Bush, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Britain will freeze the assets of the biggest bank in Iran . He also promised to increase British troops in Afghanistan. Daniel Dombey is the diplomatic correspondent for the Financial Times .

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