No US witnesses in &#39;friendly fire&#39; inquests: Defence ministry
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The defence ministry confirmed last month that the United States will not provide any witnesses to attend inquests into deaths of British personnel, The Times reported on Wednesday.
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Corruption? In the arms trade? We're not having that The US authorities are definitely investigating allegations of corrupt practice by UK-based arms colossus BAE Systems, according to reports.â¦
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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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Police say at least 15 civilians have died in a Nato-led raid in southern Afghanistan - a claim denied by Nato.
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The Pentagon denied on Tuesday that  it had sanctioned the activities of three Americans on trial in  Afghanistan on charges of imprisoning and torturing Afghans.
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A British army inquiry into the killing last year of six military police by a mob in southern Iraq found &quot;no conclusive evidence&quot; that their deaths could have been prevented.
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BAE Systems says it is not aware of any planned criminal investigation into the company in the US.
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U.S. and British officials denied trying to bury details of a 'friendly fire' incident on Tuesday after a classified cockpit video was leaked showing U.S. pilots weeping after mistakenly killing a British soldier in Iraq.
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The UN nuclear watchdog agency failed Monday to make a judgment on the origin of some technology for Libya&#39;s weapons program, a finding that diplomats said kept alive concerns of North Korean involvement.
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The government has denied that the casualty toll among its forces in violence-wracked Afghanistan is being under-reported, as claimed by a senior officer on the ground.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair on Wednesday rejected calls for an independent commission to calculate the number of civilians killed and injured since the US-led alliance invaded Iraq in March 2003.
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British Prime Minister Tony Blair rejected a call Wednesday for an independent inquiry into the civilian death toll in the US-led war in Iraq.
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US and British investigators have admitted they found no evidence that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction when coalition forces invaded last year.
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The British defence ministry denied that any decision had been taken to redeploy British troops in the south of Iraq to Baghdad to free US troops for other operations.
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LONDON  -- The government said on Friday it was considering a request for cooperation from United States investigators who are probing alleged corruption at BAE Systems, including in its dealings with Saudi Arabia. The Home Office denied a report in the Guardian saying ministers were refusing to cooperate with the U.S. probe, launched in June, into the defense firm's compliance with anti-corruption laws. Washington sent the Home Office a formal request for legal assistance with its inquiry into BAE more than two months ago, the Guardian said. The Guardian said Home Secretary Jacqui Smith had refused to pass on the request to the Serious Fraud Office for processing, a step needed for SFO investigators to speak to U.S. authorities.
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The Naval Criminal Investigative Service is probing allegedly wrongful killings of suspected Iraqi insurgents during heavy fighting in Fallujah in November 2004, but officials said yesterday that no criminal charges have been proposed so far.
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Ministers are refusing to co-operate with a US corruption investigation into defence manufacturer BAE Systems, The Guardian reported Friday.