Defence Secretary Des Browne has taken the blame after two of the sailors captured by Iran sold their stories saying "ultimately, the buck stops here".
Conservative leader David Cameron has demanded an inquiry and Mr Browne himself has said, "clearly with hindsight I could have made a different decision".
Should Des Browne resign over the decision to allow the sailors to sell their stories? Do you agree with the angry backlash that has greeted the publication and broadcast of the accounts? Do the sailors have every right to profit from their captivity or does it set a dangerous precedent? Let us know what you think.
He does'nt need to resign. Tony Blair has scuppered New Labour and destroyed the traditional Labour vote.
SO SHOULD THAT IGNORANT WELSH COP FOR SHOWING PHOTO`S OF THE YOUNG MOTORCYCLIST WITHOUT FAMILY PERMISSION.
WE ALL WANT SAFER ROADS BUT WE SHOULD CAMPAIGN WITH MORE RESPECT FOR PEOPLE.UTTERLY DIGUSTED, AND I HOPE SOMEBODY SETS UP AN ONLINE PETITION TO HAVE THE COPPER REMOVED.
and so should his commanding officer
keep up with the job good work.
what this goverment has done to this country they should all be done for treason.
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