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The Iraq War was legal but not "legitimate" for a democratic country, Britain 's former UN ambassador said yesterday. Sir Jeremy Greenstock told the Iraq inquiry that the 2003 invasion...

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Last updated at 11:40 PM on 27th November 2009 The Iraq war was not ' legitimate' because Britain and the U.S. failed to secure international support, a former diplomat said...

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Iraq war legitimacy 'questionable' says ex-diplomat Sir Jeremy on support for the invasion The Iraq war was of "questionable legitimacy" even though it is unlikely to be proved...

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...British ambassador to the United Nations said on Friday. Jeremy Greenstock told a British inquiry into the Iraq war that he did not think that U.N. inspectors had been given enough...

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...from GBP9.50 Desktop Keeley - Install for free Sun Local - Classifieds Free diet - Join Fit Squad today THE Iraq war was of "questionable legitimacy", Britain 's ambassador to the...

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Navy SEALs accused of punching accused Falluja plotter By Larry Shaughnessy , CNN Pentagon Producer U.S. soldiers in 2004 walk on the bridge where the burned bodies of American...

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...of up to $5 million for a Palestinian bomb-maker suspected of once targeting commercial airliners and of aiding the Iraq insurgency. Subscribers must LOG-IN to read this full story.

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...million for a Palestinian bomb-maker suspected of once targeting commercial airliners and of aiding the Iraq insurgency. Abu Ibrahim, whose real name is Husayn Muhammed al-Umari , stands...

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...Arab world since the time of Saladin , was bound to enhance Iranian influence over its neighbour. Members of the Iraqi opposition in the weeks before the invasion were metaphorically...

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...of up to $5 million for a Palestinian bomb-maker suspected of once targeting commercial airliners and of aiding the Iraq insurgency. Abu Ibrahim, whose real name is Husayn Muhammed...

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...of up to $5 million for a Palestinian bomb maker suspected of targeting commercial airliners and aiding the Iraq insurgency. </p><p>Abu Ibrahim (ee-bruh-HEEM') was indicted in the 1982...

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Navigation - link to other main sections from here Questions of trust: how the Iraq war unfolded September 3 Tony Blair declares that he is "in absolute agreement" with the US that...

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A long-awaited public inquiry into Britain 's role in the Iraq war opens Tuesday, with former civil servants first to appear in hearings set to climax with Tony Blair taking the stand.

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...including a grass-roots effort similar to the "Sons Of Iraq" program that wooed Sunni Muslims away from the Iraqi insurgency. British Lt. Gen. Graeme Lamb played a leading role in...

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...Fury, a joint U.S.-Iraqi offensive led by the U.S. Marine Corps against Iraqi insurgents in the city of Fallujah. This battle was the scene of the heaviest urban combat involving the...

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...for bringing to public notice the possible causes of birth defects and cancers among infants in Falluja (Report, 14 November). You mention radiation poisoning, but not depleted...

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...boys with the remains of a US rocket Evidence was growing this weekend that babies born in the Iraqi city of Fallujah - scene in 2004 of one of the few set-piece battles of the...

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...of medicine and biomedical science at St George's, University of London , points out that war zones such as Falluja involve many of the risk factors that cause deformities in children.

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Huge rise in birth defects in Falluja Iraqi former battle zone sees abnormal clusters of infant tumours and deformities The children of Falluja Link to this video Doctors in...

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