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US President George W Bush and UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown have pledged to forge a strategic relationship based on values shared between both nations.US President George W Bush and UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown have pledged to forge a strategic relationship based on values shared between both nations.
They met at Camp David, near Washington, their first meeting since Mr Brown succeeded Tony Blair as UK PM.They met at Camp David, near Washington, their first meeting since Mr Brown succeeded Tony Blair as UK PM.
Talks focused on issues including Iraq, Afghanistan, Darfur and world trade.Talks focused on issues including Iraq, Afghanistan, Darfur and world trade.
Mr Brown denounced terrorism as a crime, not a cause, while Mr Bush said the UK fully understood the importance of striving for success in Iraq.
"The consequences of failure in Iraq would be a disaster for the United States, and this prime minister understands that," Mr Bush said.
The UK strongly backed the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, but now plans to reduce troop numbers and scale back its operations over the coming year.The UK strongly backed the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, but now plans to reduce troop numbers and scale back its operations over the coming year.