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Page last updated at 17:58 GMT, Wednesday, 23 September 2009 18:58 UK

Mousa father's 'revenge' claim

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British soldiers might have been out for "revenge" when they detained an Iraqi civilian who died in their custody a public inquiry has heard.

Baha Mousa's father said he had reported members of the Queen's Lancashire Regiment after seeing them break into a safe and believed this was why his son had been killed in 2003.

Caroline Hawley reports.

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