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David Cameron defends his criticism of Pakistan; David Cameron MP (Prime Minister) interview SOT- No not all, this is a mission which is yes a trade mission but prospect of deals on infra structure / in terms of Pakistan its important we say in these international affairs that you say what you think / no not at all / I'm not responsible for headlines but not acceptable that within Pakistan there are terrorist groups / to be fair to Pakistan they have taken action and we need to do more but important to speak frankly about those things / I dont accept that they have been damaged / I'm meeting with President Zaharai next week / I dont call it a diplomatic row / its not right that there are still terror groups which threaten Pakistan and British people back home and important to speak clearly and plainly about these things / talking about the problems and threats as you see them and perceive them is important / the tax payer doesnt pay me to go around the world saying what people want to hear / I dont really accept that for a minute / I dont really accept that I've read some of the Indian papers which are enthusiastic about investment taking place between Britain and India / I'm not really interested in headlines I'm interested in results / Britain whats to pave its way in the world / I'll take a compliment from where ever I can get it [Foreign Secretary saying Cameron is a great diplomat] / I hope that over time they'll go for 'True Grit' rather than 'Brokeback Coalition' / truth is about the coalition is that its two parties who have put aside short term political interest and make the most of opportunities in avisit such as this …I dont mind what people call it, if it works then thats the right thing to do