Prime Minister of Great Britain, David Cameron, was in Islamabad on April 5 for a first visit since taking office in May 2010. He has tried to reconcile the tensions arising from his statements in July 2010 when he was then accused Pakistan of exporting terrorism. To a question about a possible extradition of former President Pervez Musharraf, exiled in London and claimed by the Pakistani justice system, Cameron said that there was no mechanism for doing so, the newspaper said.
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