Ingram rules out Deepcut public inquiry
News Article 24 May 2004
There will be no public inquiry into the Deepcut deaths, Adam Ingram has announced.
Free passports for over 75s
Press Review 20 May 2004
People aged over 75 will receive free 10 year passports in recognition for their contribution during the second world war.
MPs slam war pensions body's performance
News Article 18 May 2004
An influential Commons committee has slammed the performance of the Veterans Agency in dealing with new claims for benefits.
Mirror editor says he won't quit
Press Review 14 May 2004
Mirror editor Piers Morgan has refused to resign over the controversial Iraq photos row.
Mirror editor sacked over 'hoax' photos
News Article 14 May 2004
Piers Morgan has been sacked as editor of the Daily Mirror following the row over faked photographs.
Minister slams 'fake' abuse photos
News Article 13 May 2004
Photographs allegedly showing British troops abusing Iraqi prisoners were faked, the armed forces minister has said.
Ministers 'in disarray' over Iraq reports
News Article 11 May 2004
Jack Straw and Geoff Hoon have offered contradictory explanations of how officials handled a Red Cross report on Iraqi detainees.
Hoon under pressure over limited apology
Press Review 11 May 2004
Geoff Hoon has admitted that British troops were still hooding Iraqi prisoners six months after the war ended.
Downing Street defends Iraq troops
News Article 11 May 2004
Amid continuing allegations of misconduct against British troops in Iraq, Number 10 has defended the government's handling of the issue.
Blair apologises to Iraqi abuse victims
Press Review 10 May 2004
Tony Blair has apologised to those mistreated at the hands of UK troops in Iraq.
Hoon briefs MPs on Iraq torture claims
News Article 9 May 2004
Geoff Hoon has come out fighting following claims that the government failed to act on reports of abuse by coalition forces in Iraq.
New allegations of PoW torture by British troops
Press Review 7 May 2004
The Mirror has published more allegations of British abuse of Iraqi prisoners.
Mirror editor to face Commons committee
Press Review 6 May 2004
Members of the defence select committee have ordered that Mirror editor Piers Morgan give evidence following the publication of photographs allegedly showing British troops torturing Iraqi prisoners.
Iraq abuse row continues to rage
News Article 5 May 2004
Tony Blair has warned that the allegations of violence against Iraqi prisoners are "extremely serious".
Mirror urged to cooperate with Iraq investigation
Press Review 5 May 2004
Controversy has continued to rage over the pictures published in the Mirror allegedly showing the torture of Iraqi prisoners.
