mr. ben bradshaw. >> it is simply not the cases at him prime minister claimed earlier that the

mr. ben bradshaw. >> it is simply not the cases at him prime minister claimed earlier that the prime minister followed the normal process of news corps executives have taken over sky b. >> if you don't follow the correct legal processes you will be judicially reviewed and all the decisions that you'd like to make from a political point of view will be struck down in the courts. you'd look pretty for a day but useless for a week. .. this government has sought to take a more hard-headed, more security based approach to our mission. as i said we are not there to build a perfect democracy. stalin model society. we will help with the establishment of democratic institutions. we can improve infrastructure, develop education and encourage development the we are in afghanistan for one overriding reason, to shore our own national security by helping the afghans take control of theirs. that means building up security forces to drive down british combat forces where the afghans themselves able to prevent al qaeda from returning and posing a threat to us and our allies around the world. this is poignant

mr. ben bradshaw. >> it is simply not the cases at him prime minister claimed earlier that the prime ministerollowed the normal process of news corps executives have taken over sky b. >> if you don't follow the correct legal processes you will be judicially reviewed and all the decisions that you'd like to make from a political point of view will be struck down in the courts. you'd look pretty for a day but useless for a week. .. this is going to make a huge difference to our schools, and 13 years they had to produce the premium. what did we get? absolutely nothing. >> the prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. with permission, i would like to make a statement on afghanistan. this government has sought to take a more hardheaded, where security-based approach to our mission. as i said, we are not there to build a model democracy. yes, if we can improve infrastructure, develop education, encourage development, but we are in afghanistan for one overriding reason, to ensure our own by helping the afghans take control of theirs. that means building of the afghan security forces so we can draw