UK security firm withheld information from army in Iraq: report
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Two MPs have demanded an inquiry into claims that a British-based security firm operating in Iraq withheld intelligence from British troops, The Guardian newspaper reported Monday.
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LONDON, Oct 13  - British Prime Minister Tony Blair on Wednesday rejected charges from the Conservative opposition that he &quot;misrepresented&quot; intelligence used to make the case for invading Iraq.
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"It is absolutely untrue that I ordered investigators to conceal payments from the OECD. This is what The Guardian alleged. It is categorically denied"  The Attorney General, Lord Goldsmith, has denied ordering British investigators to conceal from the international anti-bribery watchdog more than 1 billion in secret payments allegedly made to a Saudi prince.The payments were allegedly received by Prince Bandar bin Sultan, the former Saudi ambassador to the United States, from BAE Systems for setting up the 40 billion Al Yamamah arms deal in the 1980s with the full knowledge of the Ministry of Defence.The Guardian reported that when the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) - the world's anti-corruption watchdog - tried to look into the deal earlier this year, the details were not disclosed by British officials. Read more
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Two British intelligence officers who were embedded with a US military intelligence unit in Iraq and have been linked to the abuse scandal at the notorious Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad were not aware of torture allegations at the jail at the time, Britain's defence ministry said.
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British defence firm BAE denied a news report on Thursday that it had secretly paid a Saudi Arabian prince more than one billion pounds in connection with Britain&#39;s biggest weapons deal.
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Britain did not give full evidence to the world&#39;s main anti-bribery watchdog because of national security concerns after Britain dropped a probe into a multi-billion pound arms deal with Saudi Arabia, a spokesman for the attorney-general told The Guardian on Friday.
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Britain's Ministry of Defence on   Wednesday distanced itself from an intelligence report   published by the BBC that said the U.S.-led war in Iraq had   fuelled Muslim radicalism around the world.
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The Pentagon's inspector general on   Thursday dismissed claims that an Army intelligence unit   code-named Able Danger uncovered data that could have thwarted   the September 11 attacks, saying the allegations could not be   substantiated.
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US defence workers were told to keep quiet about the abuse of Iraqi prisoners, official memos reveal.
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Reports of &quot;an incident&quot; involving soldiers from the Black Watch in Iraq are being investigated, the Ministry of Defence has said.
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Britain's Ministry of Defence on  Wednesday distanced itself from an intelligence report  published by the BBC that said the U.S.-led war in Iraq had  fuelled Muslim radicalism around the world.
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The British government is denying reports it will deploy troops to Iraq in the lead-up to the American election, as a show of support to US President George Bush&#39;s re-eleciton bid.
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The mother of a young British soldier  killed in Iraq plans to sue the government for breaching its  duty of care to her son by not supplying key defensive  equipment, the Guardian newspaper reported on Monday.
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The US military is investigating allegations that members of an Army Reserve unit refused an order to join a convoy mission in Iraq earlier this month.
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U.S. and British officials denied trying  to bury details of a "friendly fire" incident on Tuesday when a  cockpit video was leaked in which U.S. pilots are heard weeping  after mistakenly killing a British soldier in Iraq.
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A report claiming that specially trained Australian soldiers are taking part in US-led covert jobs in Iraq, including kidnapping, was "factually incorrect and misleading," the government said.