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• Miliband and Hutton answer questions on Iraq and Afghanistan - live

  Oct 28 2008:

  Minute-by-minute coverage as the foreign secretary and the defence secretary are grilled by MPs

• Wartime machine gun may have downed Hercules

  Oct 20 2008:

  Ancient machine gun may be to blame for shots from the ground that killed 10 troops

• UK needs new agreement with Iraq over troops, says minister

  Oct 14 2008:

  Bill Rammell, new minister for Middle East, says continued presence of British troops in Iraq is critically important

• UK forces no longer needed in southern Iraq, says Maliki

  Oct 13 2008:

  Troops not needed to maintain security and should leave country, Nouri al-Maliki tells newspaper

• Tories promise Iraq war inquiry

  Oct 1 2008:

  David Cameron would set up inquiry into war as one of his first acts as PM, William Hague tells conference

• Tony Blair to appear on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart

  Sep 17 2008:

  Andrew Sparrow: Blair to follow in the steps of the Clintons, Obama and Musharraf as a guest on US satirical news programme The Daily Show

• Iraq: Government ordered to release Saddam Hussein dossier

  Sep 4 2008:

  Ruling follows three-year battle by journalist Chris Ames to obtain drafts of documents

• Angry denials are not enough

  Aug 6 2008:

  Richard Norton-Taylor: The US and UK must now provide explanations to Ron Suskind's claims about intelligence in the run-up to the Iraq war

• Iraqi militia leader to order followers to lay down their arms

  Aug 6 2008:

  Army behind much of the violence since the 2003 invasion but forces have maintained ceasefire since May

• Ben Keeling animated cartoon: Gordon Brown and Iraq

  Interactive, Jul 28 2008: The prime minister ponders withdrawal from Iraq

• MPs 'misled' on Iraqi treatment

  Jul 28 2008:

  Senior officers failed to ensure soldiers knew what interrogation techniques were illegal, committee finds

• MPs cast doubt on Iraq torture denials

  Jul 27 2008:

  MoD challenged on inconsistencies in evidence over whether soldiers were sanctioned to abuse detainees

• Reduction will relieve pressure on troops

  Jul 23 2008:

  The number of British troops in Iraq is expected to be cut from 4,100 to a few hundred

• Brown indicates end is in sight for Britain's occupation role in Iraq

  Jul 23 2008:

  PM predicts British mission will be 'fundamentally changed in the first months of next year'

• Time to make haste

  Jul 23 2008:

  Editorial: Whether Britain stays or goes could have a big impact on an exhausted British army

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