Cameron's British forces tribute
David Cameron and Ed Miliband have both paid tribute to Britain’s armed forces.
The Prime Minister visited Afghanistan, where he said troops had paid a "high price" for their work, but said soldiers' efforts had been a "success" and that their presence had reduced the number of terrorist plots.
Ed Miliband also hailed the work of the troops, sending them a Christmas message today.
“You are protecting the interests of the people of Britain. You are working for a better future for the people of Afghanistan. And you can be proud to be part of a long and honourable history of men and women who have served our country with honour, selflessness and bravery,” the Labour leader said.