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Gordon Brown has vowed to "step up" efforts to defeat terrorism in Pakistan in the wake of opposition leader Benazir Bhutto's assassination.Gordon Brown has vowed to "step up" efforts to defeat terrorism in Pakistan in the wake of opposition leader Benazir Bhutto's assassination.
The prime minister also revealed he had spoken with United States President George Bush and Australia's new Prime Minister Kevin Rudd.The prime minister also revealed he had spoken with United States President George Bush and Australia's new Prime Minister Kevin Rudd.
He promised they would defeat those who would "thwart democracy" by "bombing". He pledged they would defeat terrorists who were trying to "thwart democracy".
Mr Brown added he had called Pakistan's President Musharraf to urge him to call elections as planned in the new year.Mr Brown added he had called Pakistan's President Musharraf to urge him to call elections as planned in the new year.
It is clear that we must take immediate action and we will give whatever help we can Prime Minister Gordon BrownIt is clear that we must take immediate action and we will give whatever help we can Prime Minister Gordon Brown
The prime minister said: "What's important is that those terrorists who have tried to bomb, kill and maim their way to stop democracy in Pakistan are not successful.The prime minister said: "What's important is that those terrorists who have tried to bomb, kill and maim their way to stop democracy in Pakistan are not successful.
"What's important is that the democratic process in Pakistan continues."What's important is that the democratic process in Pakistan continues.
"What's important also is that President Musharraf maintains his commitment that there will be elections.""What's important also is that President Musharraf maintains his commitment that there will be elections."
Mr Brown added the legacy of Ms Bhutto's death should not be that elections are cancelled but that "democracy is sustained and promoted in Pakistan".Mr Brown added the legacy of Ms Bhutto's death should not be that elections are cancelled but that "democracy is sustained and promoted in Pakistan".
"It is clear that we must take immediate action and we will give whatever help we can," he said."It is clear that we must take immediate action and we will give whatever help we can," he said.