LONDON
DECEMBER 26 2008 17:52h
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There have been more than 130 British fatalities since the conflict began in late 2001.
The soldier, from King's Lynn, England, was taking part in combat operations near Lashkar Gah when he was killed on Wednesday, the MoD said.
There have been more than 130 British fatalities since the conflict began in late 2001 when Britain joined a U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan.
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