Equipment worth millions set to return from Afghanistan
The Ministry of Defence has been explaining how it will bring home millions of pounds worth of equipment from Afghanistan.
Chris is Deputy Political Editor for ITV News. He's based at Westminster and covers politics, government and Parliament. Taking a lead on defence stories, Chris has travelled widely in Afghanistan with politicians and British troops.
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The Ministry of Defence has been explaining how it will bring home millions of pounds worth of equipment from Afghanistan.
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