Cameron seeks arms deals, says supports Arab Spring

DUBAI (Reuters) - Prime Minister David Cameron sought to balance concern over human rights in Gulf Arab states with winning lucrative arms deals for Britain as he started a tour of the region on Monday. Cameron said supported calls for greater democracy in the Middle East and that the British government was engaging Gulf states - some of which are trying to stifle political unrest - on their human rights record. But discussions would show "respect and friendship," he said, recognising that governments have bridled at foreign criticism. ...