Al-Sweady inquiry
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No need to apologise to British soldiers over Iraq claims, says Martyn DayLawyer cleared of professional misconduct charges over claims against British forces in Iraq says the case was politically motivated
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UK police confirm criminal investigation into Iraq human rights lawyerNational Crime Agency says it is pursuing a number of lines of inquiry into Phil Shiner, who was struck off last month
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Phil Shiner: Iraq human rights lawyer struck off over misconductTribunal had found Shiner guilty of charges including dishonesty over false witness accounts about UK soldiers’ actions
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How many Iraqis were killed or abused by British soldiers? We may never knowLaw firm faces disciplinary tribunal as ministers cry foul.
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Law firm referred to disciplinary tribunal over Al-Sweady inquirySolicitors Disciplinary Tribunal to consider complaints about Leigh Day’s handling of action brought by Iraqi detainees against Ministry of Defence
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Al-Sweady: Michael Fallon rejects Baha Mousa and Abu Ghraib comparisonDefence secretary responds to report into allegations that British troops murdered and mutilated prisoners in Iraq
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MoD expected to face censure in al-Sweady inquiry reportInquiry was set up in 2009 following allegations that British soldiers killed unarmed Iraqi civilians whom they had captured
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Al-Sweady inquiry stalled as Iraqi families drop claims of unlawful deathsLawyers for relatives say they accept there is insufficient evidence anyone was killed while in custody of British troops
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Al-Sweady inquiry into Iraq war abuse allegations to hear from commanderBrigadier Andrew Kennett to give evidence about order to take dead Iraqis from battle scene to British army camp in May 2004
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British soldier tells al-Sweady inquiry he cannot be sure Iraqis were abused
Mark Keegan, who has given detailed allegations about abuse by comrades in the past, says he is now not sure if it happened
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Jason Smith inquest: what are the verdict's implications for the military?Poor preparation for heat, inadequate equipment and failure to grasp implications of duty of care are inquest's main conclusions
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British soldier tells inquiry of colleagues' abuse of IraqisDuncan Aston tells al-Sweady public inquiry how sergeant stamped on head of dead Iraqi after gun battle in 2004
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Father of Iraqi allegedly murdered by UK soldiers gives evidence to inquiry
Khazaal al-Helfi describes via videolink how army body bag containing his 19-year-old son Ahmed was 'full of blood'
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I was beaten, blindfolded and humiliated, says Iraqi former prisonerEx-detainee gives evidence to Al-Sweady inquiry investigating claims that UK troops murdered unarmed Iraqis in 2004
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Al-Sweady inquiry hears father's allegations of torture by British troops
The first witness to give evidence alleges marks of torture on his son's body, but the claims are dismissed by the inquiry QC
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Iraq torture claims 'utterly groundless', Al-Sweady inquiry hears
Allegations of unlawful killing and mistreatment of prisoners by British soldiers denied by officers and troops involved
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Iraqi prisoners with gunshot wounds received no pain relief, public inquiry hearsCases of insurgents captured by the UK military after 2004 battle in south-east Iraq being heard at al-Sweady inquiry in London
Law firm at centre of Al-Sweady inquiry to close down, say reports