Iraq

Saddam 'let world believe he had WMD to deter Iran from attacking' SADDAM Hussein told American interrogators he let the world believe he had weapons of mass destruction because he worried about the need to deter an attack from Iran, newly declassified FBI documents show.

Bodies show that hostages taken in Iraq had gunshot wounds TWO British hostages whose bodies were flown home from Iraq last week are thought to have been shot dead.

New era for Iraq security ushered in with deadly bomb blast HOURS after US troops handed over full control of Iraq's cities to its domestic security forces, a car bomb in the northern city of Kirkuk killed at least 30 people yesterday, police said.

American troops withdraw from Iraqi cities IRAQI forces assumed formal control of Baghdad and other cities today after American troops handed over security in urban areas in a defining step toward ending the US combat role in the country.

Iraq's dirty squad faces acid test

Game on for oil contracts

UK missed chance to stabilise Iraq and moved too fast to Afghanistan

Baghdad bombs kill 21 before troops go

US to stick to Iraq withdrawal date

Architect turned kidnapper gets life for murder of aid worker in Iraq

Glimmer of hope for hostages

Interview: Soldier's tales

Five killed as US soldier turns gun on troops at stress centre

Outwith: Forbidden pleasures return to streets of Baghdad

Car bomb in Baghdad market leaves 11 dead and 30 injured

Heads held high in exit from Basra

April is deadliest month as US death toll rises again in Iraq

SAS hero was rescued as he was about to be shot

Iraq withdrawal: 'Labour paid the price for invasion at the polls'

UK forces end combat operations in Iraq

Clinton tells Iraq: 'Bombs are a sign of success'

25 killed in Iraq sucide attacks

Suicide bomb attacks kill 76

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