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The world today - September 1
A quick hit of the biggest international stories that you mught have missed today.
Further SAS deployments to Afghanistan possible
Prime Minister John Key is not ruling out future SAS deployments to Afghanistan after the death of a Kiwi soldier.
SAS soldier's death detailed
The family of Corporal Doug "Dougie" Grant, named this morning as the New Zealand SAS soldier killed in a Taleban attack in Afghanistan on Friday, had achieved his boyhood dream to serve with the elite unit.
Death no reason to bring troops home early, says PM
Prime Minister John Key says he accepts full responsibility for the deployment of New Zealand troops in Afghanistan but he sees no need to end their service early after the death of an SAS soldier yesterday.
SAS soldier killed in suicide strike
A New Zealand SAS soldier died on the way to hospital in Afghanistan last night after being shot in the chest after a group of suicide attackers stormed a British compound in the capital, Kabul.
Crete: A pilgrimage through the battlefields
Jim Eagles makes a sentimental journey to Crete on the 70th anniversary of the famous battle in which his father fought.
Crete: A battlefield pilgrimage
Jim Eagles visits Crete on the 70th anniversary of the famous battle in which his father fought, and finds its links with NZ are still strong.