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Mr blair paid tribute british forces bin laden allies Stock Photos and Images

Prime Minister Tony Blair in Downing Street making a statement as the US led war against terrorism started with British forces playing a part in the air assault on the Afgan capital Kabul. * .... Mr Blair paid tribute to the British forces and said bin Laden and his allies were 'given the choice of siding with justice or siding with terror.' He said British missile-firing submarines were in action tonight and other UK forces had been committed to the action and could be used in future. Stock Photo
RMG5G6FT–Prime Minister Tony Blair in Downing Street making a statement as the US led war against terrorism started with British forces playing a part in the air assault on the Afgan capital Kabul. * .... Mr Blair paid tribute to the British forces and said bin Laden and his allies were 'given the choice of siding with justice or siding with terror.' He said British missile-firing submarines were in action tonight and other UK forces had been committed to the action and could be used in future.
Prime Minister Tony Blair in Downing Street making a statement as the US led war against terrorism started with British forces playing a part in the air assault on the Afgan capital Kabul and other cities. * ... Mr Blair paid tribute to the British forces and said bin Laden and his allies were 'given the choice of siding with justice or siding with terror.' He said British missile-firing submarines were in action tonight and other UK forces had been committed to the action and could be used in future. Stock Photo
RMG5G6FX–Prime Minister Tony Blair in Downing Street making a statement as the US led war against terrorism started with British forces playing a part in the air assault on the Afgan capital Kabul and other cities. * ... Mr Blair paid tribute to the British forces and said bin Laden and his allies were 'given the choice of siding with justice or siding with terror.' He said British missile-firing submarines were in action tonight and other UK forces had been committed to the action and could be used in future.
Prime Minister Tony Blair in Downing Street with Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott (left) making a statement as the US led war against terrorism started with British forces playing a part in the air assault on the Afgan capital Kabul and other cities. * ... Mr Blair paid tribute to the British forces and said bin Laden and his allies were 'given the choice of siding with justice or siding with terror.' He said British missile-firing submarines were in action tonight and other UK forces had been committed to the action and could be used in future. Stock Photo
RMG5G6FW–Prime Minister Tony Blair in Downing Street with Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott (left) making a statement as the US led war against terrorism started with British forces playing a part in the air assault on the Afgan capital Kabul and other cities. * ... Mr Blair paid tribute to the British forces and said bin Laden and his allies were 'given the choice of siding with justice or siding with terror.' He said British missile-firing submarines were in action tonight and other UK forces had been committed to the action and could be used in future.
Prime Minister Tony Blair in Downing Street making a statement as the US led war against terrorism started with British forces playing a part in the air assault on the Afgan capital Kabul. * .... Mr Blair paid tribute to the British forces and said bin Laden and his allies were 'given the choice of siding with justice or siding with terror.' He said British missile-firing submarines were in action tonight and other UK forces had been committed to the action and could be used in future. Stock Photo
RMG5G6FP–Prime Minister Tony Blair in Downing Street making a statement as the US led war against terrorism started with British forces playing a part in the air assault on the Afgan capital Kabul. * .... Mr Blair paid tribute to the British forces and said bin Laden and his allies were 'given the choice of siding with justice or siding with terror.' He said British missile-firing submarines were in action tonight and other UK forces had been committed to the action and could be used in future.
Prime Minister Tony Blair in Downing Street followed by Foreign Secretary Jack Straw and deputy Prime Minister John Prescott before making a statement as the US led war against terrorism started with British forces playing a part in the air assault. * ... on the Afgan capital Kabul tonight. Mr Blair paid tribute to the British forces and said bin Laden and his allies were 'given the choice of siding with justice or siding with terror.' He said British missile-firing submarines were in action and other UK forces had been committed to the action and could be used in future. Stock Photo
RMG5G6G0–Prime Minister Tony Blair in Downing Street followed by Foreign Secretary Jack Straw and deputy Prime Minister John Prescott before making a statement as the US led war against terrorism started with British forces playing a part in the air assault. * ... on the Afgan capital Kabul tonight. Mr Blair paid tribute to the British forces and said bin Laden and his allies were 'given the choice of siding with justice or siding with terror.' He said British missile-firing submarines were in action and other UK forces had been committed to the action and could be used in future.
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