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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2541585/Briton-16-killed-suicide-bomber-two-gunmen-attack-Afghan-restaurant.html#ixzz2qljR77gd

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A Labour candidate for the forthcoming European elections was one of the two Britons killed in a devastating suicide attack in Kabul that claimed 21 lives.

Labour leader Ed Miliband this morning confirmed that Del Singh, who had been campaigning to become MEP for the South West, was killed in Afghan capital.

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office had already confirmed that two British nationals are among those killed in last night's incident.

The American University of Afghanistan says that two of its U.S. employees were also among the 13 foreigners killed.

EC are you familar with him?


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He was a pretty solid sort of guy.

Not my style, obviously, but he tended to play down the partisan crap in favor of being a decent (though statist) person. He actually put himself out there and sweated while unloading food and aid, didn't just talk about it.

Was aiming for an MEP seat, and I'd have backed him for it. I'd have given him crap for his pro Palestine stance too - but he did his time in the trenches. One of the rare sorts who walks the walk.

No side to him at all. He'd eat what we ate, sleep where we slept and duck when he were told to. Only met once - briefly. I liked the guy.
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He was a pretty solid sort of guy.

Not my style, obviously, but he tended to play down the partisan crap in favor of being a decent (though statist) person. He actually put himself out there and sweated while unloading food and aid, didn't just talk about it.

Was aiming for an MEP seat, and I'd have backed him for it. I'd have given him crap for his pro Palestine stance too - but he did his time in the trenches. One of the rare sorts who walks the walk.

No side to him at all. He'd eat what we ate, sleep where we slept and duck when he were told to. Only met once - briefly. I liked the guy.
thnx for you info about him