Shocking details continued to emerge yesterday of the behaviour of Libyan soldiers training in Britain as David Cameron insisted none of the cadets should be granted asylum here. Tight security and armed military patrols were on duty last night at the Bassingbourn Barracks in Cambridgeshire with an astonishing total of around 300 UK soldiers in place. They massively outnumber the 236 remaining Libyans, who are all due to go home tomorrow. Scroll down for video General Sir Nicholas Carter told MPs the behaviour of the Libyan cadets was 'beyond the pale' David Cameron today hit out at the 'completely unacceptable' breakdown of discipline among Libyan soldiers in Cambridgeshire
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General Sir Nicholas Carter attacked behaviour of Libyan cadets in UK
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300 Libyan soldiers based in thee UK are to be sent home a month early
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Group were stationed at Bassingbourn Barracks - 14 miles from Cambridge
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Two men are charged with raping a male victim in a park after night out
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Two others admitted sex attack on woman  ago but one man denies it
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It is understood two of the soldiers have since claimed asylum in the UK
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Whole programme training 2,000 soldiers has been axed
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