British officer denies making soldiers scapegoats for Iraq abuse
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The commanding officer of three British soldiers accused of mistreating Iraqi civilians denied that he was making his soldiers "sacrificial lambs" to save his own career.
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The British army needs to learn lessons to prevent a repeat of the abuse and death of Iraqi civilians in its custody in 2003 and 2004, an official report published Friday said.
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A row brewed over who was to blame for British troop deaths in Iraq last month after Britain's top military officer accused the news media for making it easier for rebels to stage attacks.
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The Marine officer in charge of troops suspected of killing 24 Iraqi men, women and children told investigators he did not initiate an inquiry into the carnage because he did not consider the deaths unusual, The Washington Post reported Saturday.
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UK security firm accused of failing to pass on intelligence to army in Basra
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A judge dismissed charges Wednesday against five British soldiers accused of mistreating Iraqi civilian detainees but said the court-martial would continue against two other servicemen.
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Confronted by shocking images of British soldiers abusing Iraqi prisoners, Prime Minister Tony Blair said Wednesday the military would not tolerate such behavior and insisted that most troops there behaved ...
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Britain's defence ministry said there was &quot;no evidence&quot; to support allegations that a land mine blast earlier this month in Afghanistan that killed a British soldier was caused by a downdraft from a Chinook helicopter.
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British forces in southern Iraq deny rumours that they have released man-eating badgers into the local area.
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The House of Lords on Wednesday rejected claims by families of people killed in Iraq that European human rights law applied to the conduct of British troops throughout the country.
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A commanding officer was as responsible for the alleged abuse of Iraq detainees as his men, a court hears.
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A British lawyer said Tuesday he had  uncovered evidence that U.S. troops mistreated detainees in the  northern Iraqi city of Mosul, suggesting abuse had spread far  beyond the notorious Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad.
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The British army officer who launched an operation which led to the abuse of civilians by troops in southern Iraq is due to give evidence at the court martial of three soldiers.
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A police officer denies wounding a colleague after a "squabble" over using a force van, a trial hears.
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An Army officer who investigated possible abuse at Guantanamo Bay after some guards purportedly bragged about beating detainees found no evidence they mistreated the prisoners &#151; but did not interview any of the alleged victims, the U.S. military said Wednesday.
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A military judge Thursday threw out a potentially damaging statement made by Pfc. Lynndie England, a U.S. soldier facing court martial over an Iraqi prison abuse scandal who was photographed holding a detainee on a leash
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A military judge on Monday rejected a motion to dismiss charges against the suspected ringleader of abuses at Iraq&#39;s Abu Ghraib prison after lawyers questioned whether he could get a fair trial.