Police are examining new information which alleges that Princess Diana and Dodi al Fayed were murdered by a member of the British military.

Police in the UK are examining new information which alleges that Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed were murdered by a member of the British military.

A SOPHISTICATED new €1.4 million vessel tracking system for the Naval Service is expected to boost the surveillance of drug smuggling ships.

THE only soldier convicted over the death of Iraqi hotel worker Baha Mousa yesterday described widespread abuse of prisoners by British troops, including an officer.

Up to 20 Iraqi civilians may have been executed by British troops in southern Iraq, it was claimed today.

THE net was closing yesterday around the soldiers behind the faked Daily Mirror Iraqi prisoner abuse photographs.

Two Danish Army medics have come forward to report that they witnessed Iraqi prisoners brought to a military clinic after being beaten by British troops, Denmark’s defence ministry said.

An Amnesty International report has alleged British forces in Iraq have shot and killed civilians, including an eight-year-old girl, in situations in which they were under no apparent threat.

BRITISH forces in Iraq have shot and killed civilians, including an eight-year-old girl, in situations in which they were under no apparent threat, according to an Amnesty International report released yesterday.

BRITAIN may find itself facing claims for compensation if allegations that its troops abused Iraqi detainees are proved to be true, Foreign Secretary Jack Straw acknowledged yesterday.

An investigation was under way today into the deaths of three Royal Military Police servicemen in an ambush in Iraq’s second city Basra.

A soldier was accused of lying today about being an eye witness as part of an attempt to cover up the Bloody Sunday shootings.

Military police invented an account of a gunman firing at soldiers on Bloody Sunday in an official statement, it was claimed today.

The statements of soldiers serving on Bloody Sunday may have been altered to suit the circumstances of the time, it was claimed today.

A former British soldier who arrested alleged rioters on Bloody Sunday today denied having fabricated statements about them.

An investigator with the Royal Military Police today denied having “watered down” statements from paratroopers who opened fired on Bloody Sunday.

A FORMER paratrooper said yesterday he fabricated his original eyewitness account of the Bloody Sunday shootings that put soldiers in a positive light.

A former paratrooper said today he fabricated his original eyewitness account of the Bloody Sunday shootings that put soldiers in a positive light.