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In the concluding part of our compelling series from Andy McNab's Gulf War memoir Bravo Two Zero, the remains of his SAS unit are cruelly taunted by their guards — and learn the fate of their missing comrades... Handcuffed and blindfolded, I was driven out of Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad. It was gorgeous weather. I could hear the birds singing. But as so often during my captivity in Iraq, I was full of dread. 'Do you know where you're going now, Andy?' the driver asked as we set off. 'We're taking you to the British Embassy. You will now be going home to your family.'

To mark the anniversary, we are printing extracts from the worldwide bestseller.  Yesterday, McNab related how he was captured after being separated from the rest of his unit just short of reaching the safety of the Syrian border.  In the third part of our compelling series, he finds himself helpless in the hands of Iraqi troops...  The Iraqi squaddies hauled me out and dragged me on my back through some gates and into a courtyard. I remained passive.  If you do the hard-man routine, stick your chest out and say f*** you, they’ll fill you in again and that’s counter-productive.

SAS: RED NOTICE Interview: Andy Serkis Talks Working With Andy McNab, Scene-Stealing Lines, And More When we caught up with the legendary Andy Serkis to discuss his role in SAS: Red Notice, he talked in detail about taking inspiration from Andy McNab, some key moments and scenes, and his future plans... JoshWilding | 3/16/2021 Set for release from Vertical Entertainment on March 16th, it follows Tom Buckingham, a suspended special forces operator, who is taking Dr. Sophie Hart from London to Paris to propose. When their train is deep inside the Channel Tunnel, heavily armed mercenaries...

Sam Heughan has long been touted as a possible 007 and his new role shows he has the action chops. He talks to Laura Harding.

To mark the 30 year anniversary of Bravo Two Zero, the Mail is printing gripping extracts. It is the account of the SAS's most ill-fated missions during the first Gulf War.