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BRITAIN’S army said the death of an Iraqi detainee in Basra had cast a “dark shadow” over its reputation, after an inquiry found he suffered “gratuitous violence” at the hands of soldiers.

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British Army soldiers may face prosecution over death of Iraqi

British soldiers could face a fresh prosecution over the brutal death of an Iraqi civilian after a scathing report today condemned the “shameful” abuse of prisoners in UK custody.

Thu, 08 Sep, 2011

Inquiry condemns British Army over death of Iraqi
Inquiry condemns British Army over death of Iraqi

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British ‘torture troops’ may yet be charged
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