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British soldier killings trial delayed

A judge has postponed the trial of two Iraqi men accused of killing six British military policemen in 2003.

British soldier killings trial delayed

Wed, 29 Sep, 2010 - 10:39

A judge has postponed the trial of two Iraqi men accused of killing six British military policemen in 2003.

A British Embassy spokeswoman in Baghdad said the Iraqi court delayed the hearing until October 10 to give more witnesses time to travel.

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