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Arms-to-Iraq pair win Home Office compensation
The Home Office has agreed to pay compensation to two businessmen implicated in the arms-to-Iraq affair.
The men were later acquitted of charges of selling banned equipment to Baghdad after it was revealed they had been assisting MI6.
David Blunkett has agreed to compensate Paul Henderson, the former chief executive of Matrix Churchill and his fellow director Peter Allen, for their "pain and suffering" following the trial which led to the collapse of their company.
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Published: Fri, 9 Nov 2001 00:00:00 GMT+00
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