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Published 08:35 16 Nov 2015 GMT

Speaking from Turkey, where he is attending the G20 summit, Mr. Cameron warned that Britain faced a struggle against IS likely to last a generation.
He said the UK is boosting its intelligence services in a bid to combat the threat of terrorism.
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