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Army abuse pictures 'not taken in Iraq'

Daily Mirror photographs claiming to show abuse of Iraqi prisoners by British soldiers “were categorically not taken in Iraq”, Armed Forces Minister Adam Ingram told MPs today.

Army abuse pictures 'not taken in Iraq'

Thu, 13 May, 2004 - 17:55

Daily Mirror photographs claiming to show abuse of Iraqi prisoners by British soldiers “were categorically not taken in Iraq”, Armed Forces Minister Adam Ingram told MPs today.

He said that was not only the opinion of the Royal Military Police’s Special Investigations Branch but of independent experts.

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