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Downing Street confirms that the prime minister received and responded to a letter from Labour MP Tom Watson last October, in which he had raised concerns about Mr Coulson Families have built their own homes at the camp with tree branches, wood and plastic sheets, he says. But US aid officials say assurances must be given that the insurgents will not interfere with its distribution. Mr Cameron said the public inquiry would be widened to examine broadcasters and social media and named the panel Al-Shabab, an al-Qaeda-affiliated group which controls large swathes of south and central Somalia, had imposed a ban on foreign aid agencies in its territories in 2009, but has recently allowed limited access. The US considers al-Shabab a terrorist group and last year stopped aid to the large area of Somalia it controls.