'Two thirds' want UK soldiers out

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The BPIX poll for the Mail on Sunday found 69% did not believe that British forces should be fighting in Afghanistan, as against 31% who thought the mission was worthwhile.

Almost three out of four - 72% - thought Gordon Brown was handling the war "badly", with 32% saying that he was doing "very badly".

That compared with just 26% who said he was doing "fairly well" and 1.5% who said that he was doing "very well".

Defence Secretary Bob Ainsworth received similar ratings, with 1.6% saying that he was handling the war "very well" and 38% saying that he was doing "very badly".

BPIX interviewed a sample of 2,031 adults in Britain via the internet on August 20 and 21.