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Ex-soldier admits he tortured an Iraqi prisoner to death for 'banter to pass the time' - Vimarsana News

Ex-soldier admits he tortured an Iraqi prisoner to death for 'banter to pass the time'

The Black Watch private described the suffering he inflicted on the captive knowing he will not face further criminal investigation.

Para-shooting World Cup: Manish, Rubina win gold; Nisha claims bronze in Munich - Vimarsana News

Para-shooting World Cup: Manish, Rubina win gold; Nisha claims bronze in Munich

Indian shooters continued to excel in the World Shooting Para Sport World Cup at Munich, with the pair of Manish Narwal and Rubina Francis claiming gold in the P6 - 10m Air Pistol Mixed Team event and Nisha Kanwar bagging a bronze medal in ...

Three killed in separate incidents in Attock - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Three killed in separate incidents in Attock - Newspaper

TAXILA: Three persons including two friends were killed and four others injured in two different incidents in Attock...

Source: dawn.com
Former British Army captain told to cooperate with inquiry into Iraqi fatalities - Vimarsana News

Former British Army captain told to cooperate with inquiry into Iraqi fatalities

LONDON: A former captain in the British Army could be jailed if she refuses to assist an inquiry into the deaths of two Iraqi men in British custody in 2003. Rachel Webster, 53, served in the Army for 24 years, including four tours of Iraq and Afghanistan, and received a Commanders’ Commendation for work with rape victims in Kosovo.

Former Army captain who was wrongfully arrested faces fresh jail threat over Iraqi deaths - Vimarsana News

Former Army captain who was wrongfully arrested faces fresh jail threat over Iraqi deaths

Rachel Webster has now received a summons to 'assist' a new inquiry over the deaths in custody of two Iraqi civilians in 2003