Six Royal Military Policemen killed by a mob in Iraq were given as few as 20 bullets each, a newspaper report claims. The Red Caps - who should have had 600 rounds - were also forced to hand back ...

Six Red Caps killed by a mob in Iraq in 2003 should have been better equipped, but their deaths could not have been avoided, a coroner has said. "Neither the air reaction force nor the quick reaction ...

Relatives of six Royal Military Police soldiers killed in Iraq in 2003 have said they are finding it difficult to come to terms with the court acquittal of two men accused of the murders.

It could have alerted members of the Parachute Regiment, who were in the vicinity, that the Red Caps were holed up in the village police station and under attack.

Bradford soldier Lance Corporal David Carter has completed the tough course to join the military police, the famous Red Caps.

The families of four Royal Military Police officers killed by an Iraqi mob are to bring a Human Rights Act claim to try to force a public inquiry.

The families of four Royal Military Policemen who were killed by a mob in Iraq 10 years ago are taking fresh legal action to force a public inquiry into their deaths. Six Red Caps were killed when ...

Red Caps Mob Threat 'Was Ignored' - Claim The families of four Royal Military Police killed by a mob are asking the MoD to respond to the claim from a retired officer.

Red Caps relatives bid for inquiry POLICE were last night considering whether to launch an investigation into the military chain of command over the deaths of six Red Caps murdered by an Iraqi mob.

The six Red Caps were killed after they were trapped by a mob in a police station in the town of al-Majar al-Kabar, north of Basra, in June 2003.

A retired senior army officer has claimed authorities knew British troops in Iraq were at increased risk, before two soldiers from Solihull and Swadlincote were killed by a 400 strong mob.

DEFENCE Secretary Geoff Hoon has raised hopes of an inquiry into the deaths of six military policemen killed by an Iraqi mob seven weeks after war ended.