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The report by retired appeal court judge Sir William Gage, to be published on Thursday, is unlikely to accuse the army of systematic torture since his terms of reference are limited to the circumstances surrounding Mousa's death.

Baha Mousa inquiry report to attack senior British army officers 2011

So far £2.8m has been paid out by the Ministry of Defence in compensation to Mousa's relatives and the nine other Iraqi detainees held in Basra between 14 and 16 September 2003.

Army suspends Baha Mousa soldiers as more prosecutions are considered 2011

General Sir Peter Wall, head of the army, confirmed that the force's provost martial will investigate whether anyone else should be disciplined in the light of fresh evidence unearthed by Sir William Gage's inquiry into the final hours of Baha Mousa's life in Basra in 2003.

Army suspends Baha Mousa soldiers as more prosecutions are considered 2011

When the Baha Mousa inquiry heard in March last year that eight or more civilians had died in British military custody by the time of Mousa's death, my colleague Ian Cobain asked the MoD to say who they were, what were the circumstances, how did they die, what inquiries were made etc.

Hugh Muir's diary 2011

Gage heard evidence that military and civilian officials tried to downplay the significance of Mousa's death and dissembled when MPs asked about the circumstances surrounding it.

Baha Mousa inquiry report to attack senior British army officers 2011

Mousa's father, Daoud Mousa, was not in Britain for the report's publication but is due to deliver a lecture in memory of his son in London next week.

Army suspends Baha Mousa soldiers as more prosecutions are considered 2011

The department had to be dragged through the courts before it conceded an inquiry into Baha Mousa's death.

Baha Mousa inquiry: MoD pressed for full evidence on Iraq abuse Richard Norton-Taylor 2010

However, it is now clear that there were far wider problems and that Mousa's death came as a result of a complete failure by government, the MoD, and the Army to prevent torture.

Army suspends Baha Mousa soldiers as more prosecutions are considered 2011

Liam Fox, the defence secretary, is expected to tell the Commons on Thursday that the MoD and the army have learned lessons from Baha Mousa's death and from evidence to the Gage inquiry.

Baha Mousa inquiry report to attack senior British army officers 2011

Rabinder Singh QC, counsel for Mousa's family and the Iraqis detained with him, questioned Mendonca's evidence about the incident.

Baha Mousa inquiry: Commander accused of lying 2010