David Cameron defended his stinging criticism of Pakistan last night as he prepared to seek greater co-operation from the country's President in tackling terrorism when he visits Britain next week. The talks at his Chequers country residence with Asif Ali Zardari were arranged before the Prime Minister infuriated Pakistan's leaders on Wednesday by saying the country must not "look both ways" on terrorism.


What is likely to be a tense session may have been made slightly easier when Mr Cameron stopped short of repeating his stinging criticism at a press conference at the end of his two-day visit to India. Although he stuck to his guns in TV interviews, he did not reprise his warning that Pakistan must not "export terror" to the world.

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