LONDON - A nuclear agreement between Iran and six major powers can be reached by a November 24 deadline, British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said on Tuesday, but Tehran needs to show more flexibility in negotiations. 'I believe a deal can be done,' Hammond said following a London meeting with US Secretary of State John Kerry. 'But we will not do a bad deal. These negotiations are extremely tough and Iran needs to show more flexibility if we are to succeed.' Senior foreign officials from Iran and the six powers - the United States, Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China - gather in Vienna this week for the last round of negotiations to reach an accord that would end sanctions in exchange for curbs on Tehran's atomic program.
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