LONDON: Interior Minister Rehman Malik pressed Britain to do more to help the fight against extremism on Friday as the two countries’ leaders held talks in London. “Now we say: do more for us. Do more to fight terrorism in the world because we think the terrorists do not have any religion or any boundary,” said Malik after the talks at Brown’s Downing Street office. Malik was present as Brown and Zardari held their first meeting since May, at which the president stressed the fight against the Taliban would be a long-term struggle. A Downing Street spokesman said, “Our highest priority is to work with Pakistan to tackle the threat of violent extremism.” reuters