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Iraq plane crash kills British troops

An undated file photo of a Royal Air Force C-130 Hercules transport plane. A British Hercules transport plane crashed northwest of Baghdad officials in Baghdad and London said on January 30, 2005. Britain's Ministry of Defense confirmed the crash but said it had no details on the cause or location. There was no immediate word on casualties. Photo by Reuters (Handout)

Italy: Troops stay despite threat

Italy's government says its troops will stay in Iraq despite a reported threat by an Islamist group to kill a hostage unless Rome announces a pull-out within 48 hours.

Battles in Baghdad

U.S.: Troops move 'at the time and place of their clobbering'

Tanks in Machu

OVER 100 KILLED, US SENATE WANTS TROOPS WITHDRAWN

Bicycle Bomb Blast Wounds 11 Aboard Bus in Afghanistan

Group kills Italian journalist in Iraq

Italian journalist Enzo Baldoni, who was- taken captive on 24 August, is reported to have been executed by his captors.

Italian hostage killed

Baghdad Bomb Kills at Least 27, U.S. Blames Al Qaeda

By Luke Baker and Suleiman al-Khalidi

UK ambush victims named

British troops hunting the killers of three Royal Military Police who died in an ambush in the southern Iraqi city of Basra are said to be pursuing a number of leads.

Coalition captures Iraqi inspections liaison

U.S. Army: Possible chemical weapons found in northern Iraq

Rumsfeld: U.S. feels 'commitment' to Iraq, Afghanistan

He says troops will stay until democracy takes root