March 14 2010
Ex-defence secretary Geoff Hoon is expected to provide evidence to the Baha Mousa Inquiry
Former Government ministers will be asked to provide evidence for a public inquiry into the death of an Iraqi civilian in British military custody.
Those being required to make witness statements for the Baha Mousa Inquiry are understood to include ex-defence secretary Geoff Hoon and ex-armed forces minister Adam Ingram.
Mr Hoon and Mr Ingram are also expected to be called to give evidence in person about why UK troops used prisoner-handling techniques in Iraq that were banned 30 years earlier.
Lawyers involved in the case previously suggested that former attorney general Lord Goldsmith could be asked to appear as a witness as well.
The inquiry is investigating allegations that British soldiers beat to death hotel receptionist Baha Mousa, 26, in Basra, southern Iraq, in September 2003. -->-->-->
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
Baha Mousa Inquiry
Ex-ministers at Iraqi death inquiry
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