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Microsoft THE foreign secretary Jack Straw sought to distance Britain yesterday from comments by President George W Bush that he would not rule out a military strike against Iran.

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Iran and the European Union's three biggest powers ended talks on Wednesday with no agreement on how to resolve the standoff over Iran's nuclear programme, officials at the talks said. Sirus Naseri, a senior Iranian negotiator, told reporters that Iran would not consider terminating sensitive atomic work that could be used in weapons, as demanded by France, Britain and Germany, but said all four parties would meet again soon to continue negotiations.

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Desktop Computer The Foreign Office reacted swiftly. "Our position is clear and has been made very, very clear by the foreign secretary," a spokesman said. "We do not think there are any circumstances where military action would be justified against Iran. It does not form part of British foreign policy."

Notebooks So soon after the invasion of Iraq, which has led to so much political turmoil for Tony Blair's administration, Straw is anxious not to be seen trying to talk up any future forays. But some rightwingers in Washington have criticised Straw's position, saying that every time the foreign secretary rules out any remote chance of military action the Iranians know there is no need to compromise.

Lenovo Bush's veiled remarks came as Foreign Office negotiators launched a new round of shuttle diplomacy to try to persuade Tehran to reverse last week's decision to resume its enriching of uranium - seen by Washington and the European Union as a smokescreen for a secret nuclear weapons programme.

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Travelstar Britain has made it clear that if Iran has not backed down by September 3, when Mohamed ElBaradei, the IAEA's secretary-general, is to report on the country's nuclear programme, it will push for Tehran to be taken to the United Nations security council. Officials in Vienna warned, however, that any attempt to impose sanctions on Iran would be likely to be vetoed by Russia and China.

Gateway "Iran has all the cards," said one official close to the talks. "It's going to be embarrassing for the Brits."

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Software For two years Britain, France and Germany have represented the EU in negotiations with Iran, which insists that it has a legal right to make its own nuclear fuel. The issue has become a rallying call in Iran, and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the new president, is thought unlikely to make any concessions.

Hard Drives Cyrus Nasseri, Iran's chief negotiator, dismissed EU sweeteners as "lollipops" and denounced the IAEA resolution.

Electronics Last week scientists at Isfahan broke IAEA seals that had mothballed the plant and began converting uranium "yellowcake" ore into uranium hexafluoride gas, breaking an agreement made with the EU.

Canon Hawks in the Bush administration have been less vocal in their calls for military intervention against Iran recently, and the president's remarks are said to belie a lack of appetite for another all-out confrontation in the Middle East.

Desktop Pc "What you've got to remember is everything Iran could do for Bush," said one diplomat. "They could make his Middle Eastern dreams come true: think of their influence in Iraq, in Lebanon, in Palestine. Think of their influence on oil prices."

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