The assault on Fallujah has been getting extensive coverage in Britain. There is widespread belief here that there was no option but for U.S. troops to go into the insurgent city, but many also question the long-term effects of the heavy price for victory. British Prime Minister Tony Blair on Wednesday again called on those involved in the assault to hold firm, be resolute and see things through to the end. Yet, according to opinion polls, Britons are turning further against the war. No one doubts the American-led forces will be able to recapture Fallujah, but many wonder if overwhelming force is the wisest strategy in the long-term. Full Story