Families of British servicemen serving in Iraq expressed fears that troops would become the target of a backlash in the wake of Saddam Hussein’s execution.

BRITISH Prime Minister Tony Blair last night vowed to see through the job in Iraq after the British armed forces death toll reached 100.

Andrew Gray

ON the eve of George W Bush’s state visit, British Prime Minister Tony Blair yesterday said he stood by the decision to invite the US President to Britain, despite mounting opposition from anti-war campaigners.

GEORGE BUSH’S meeting with families of British soldiers killed in Iraq was yesterday dismissed as a selfish stunt by two angry fathers.