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Camp was intended to train 2,000 soldiers to bolster security in Libya but indiscipline - including rape charges - was rife
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Police patrol around Bassingbourn base as Libyan military training ends amid claims of poor discipline and sexual assault
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As David Cameron prepares to meet Qatari emir, arms trade campaigners say he should focus on human rights
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• UK government shows little sign of wanting to say what it has learned, what mistakes it made, and the implications for the future
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‘Bugger the orders’: the former chief of defence staff’s entertaining account of battling militias and mandarins. By Richard Norton-Taylor
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The US air force's F-22 Raptor fighter jet and the UK's Tornado GR4 are involved in the bombardment of Islamic State fighters in Iraq. How do the two jets compare?
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