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Six Days In Fallujah, have said that the game is not attempting to make a “political commentary” about the Iraq War.Peter Tamte, the head of Victura, recently revealed that the game will attempt to put players in the position of the US marines, and added that developers Highwire Games are “not trying to make a political commentary about whether or not the war itself was a good or a bad idea.”Speaking to Polygon, Tamte discussed the game’s portrayal of the US military’s use of white phosphorus and depleted uranium munitions.“I have two concerns with including phosphorus as a weapon,” he said. “Number one is that it’s not a part of the stories that these guys told us, so I don’t have an authentic, factual basis on which to tell that.

troops has vowed to return her war widow’s medal to Prince Charles in disgust over the Government’s failure to get justice for her husband.Linda Sprouting accused the Army’s top brass of failing in their duty of care towards her family because defence chiefs were too scared of upsetting the Americans.Linda, 48, was presented with the Elizabeth Cross by Prince Charles after captain Dean was killed in an accident on a US base in Iraq in 2018.The Prince of Wales wrote a letter to Linda, saying her husband’s death was a tragedy.

An SAS soldier has slammed the military for destroying nearly 1,200 combat dogs.

The widow of a Black Watch captain accidentally killed by an American soldier aims to return her war widow’s medal in disgust at the Government’s failure to get justice for him.

The Tommy Tiernan Show has become one of the most loved talk shows on Saturday night TV due to its honest and open conversations with inspirational guests.

Tom Holland leaves the heroics of his Spider-Man role behind him in the first official trailer for his upcoming crime film Cherry.The 24-year-old actor stars in the upcoming Apple TV+ film as a wounded veteran whose trauma leads him to rob banks.The movie reunites Holland with his Avengers: Endgame directors Anthony and Joe Russo.

Apple TV+ film Cherry has been released – check it out below.The film, based on the 2018 book of the same name by Nico Walker, follows the wild journey of Cherry (played by Spider-Man actor Tom Holland), a disenfranchised young man from Ohio who meets the love of his life, only to risk losing her through a series of bad decisions and challenging life circumstances.A synopsis for Cherry reads: “Inspired by the best-selling novel of the same name, Cherry features Tom Holland in the title role as an unhinged character who drifts from dropping out of college to serving in Iraq as an Army medic and is only anchored by his one true love, Emily (Ciara Bravo).“When Cherry returns home a war hero, he battles the demons of undiagnosed PTSD and

A refugee who fled war in the Middle East claims "life in Hull is the same as in Iraq" due to her 'squalid' living conditions.

EXCLUSIVE: There has been a continuing sense of unease and high alert from the stars and filmmakers behind Mosul, the Iraqi-language thriller based on the true tale of an Iraqi SWAT police squad that took to the streets to wipe out ISIS members to avenge the love ones that unit members lost at the hands of the terror organization. The film made a high profile Thanksgiving debut on Netflix and became one of the most viewed movies on the site in Europe and the Middle East. Unfortunately with the film’s popularity, several of the stars of the film have seen their social media pages filled with unsettling threats of violence that purport to be coming from members and loyalists of the fractured ISIS organization.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorBroadcast journalist Ashleigh Banfield made her mark in cable news during 9/11 and its aftermath. She’s reported from Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Syria and other far-flung hot spots.

Defence chiefs have spent up to £10million spying on troops and veterans suspected of making bogus compensation claims.

A former rugby ace will be extradited to New Zealand to stand trial over a rape allegation from three decades ago.

Kelsi Pierce can’t stop gazing at her girls.

A Marine veteran from Texas who had his legs blown off by a roadside bomb in Iraq has become only the second double amputee police officer in the United States. The inspiring story belongs to Zach Briseno, 35, of Fort Worth, who refused to let the loss of his legs prevent him from achieving his dream of becoming a cop when he grew up.

Jordan North’s war hero brother backs him to win I’m a Celeb and admits: “He is the hero in my eyes.”

Manchester Evening News.“They have made me more confident and helped me to believe in myself in cooking.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.After Uddingston and Bellshill MSP Richard Lyle recently announced his retirement, the SNP are due to select a new candidate to stand in next year’s Holyrood election.And it’s down to five contenders – with the balloting currently open until Friday, November 6.One member hoping to succeed Richard is Anum Qaisar-Javed, a modern studies teacher who would become Scotland’s first female Muslim MSP if elected.“I was politically awoken when 9/11 happened and Tony Blair invaded Iraq so I wrote to him”, Anum explained.

Two alleged members of the brutal Islamic State gang dubbed The Beatles have appeared in court, with one of the British men seemingly confused by the proceedings.

 Monty also revealed he still feels “lucky” in spite of losing some of his filming work this year due to the pandemic.He said: “No question, I am very lucky. “I lost half my filming work this year but ­compared to most people I’ve had a very, very easy time of it.“Most years I have another fulfilling ­project.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: In a deal that comes in high $40 millions, Apple Original Films has acquired worldwide rights to Cherry, the first film directed by Anthony and Joe Russo since their Avengers: Endgame became the highest global grossing film of all time. The film is a decidedly different kind of drama, an adaptation of the bestselling novel by Nico Walker that is based on his story.

Rusholme in the early hours of Saturday, January 26.During the brawl, Emanuel Gabriel Simon, 33, suffered serious head injuries.He died in hospital 16 days later.Manchester Crown Court heard the fight broke out when a group of people Mr Simon was with was removed from the Dubai Cafe.Kareem, a 36-year-old Iraqi asylum seeker, wasn't involved in the attack which killed Mr Simon - an Eritrean national who moved to Manchester to study to become a doctor.CCTV shown in court showed Kareem kicking another man who had been knocked to the ground -and 'pushing and shoving' others during the fight on Wilmslow Road.Mark Monaghan, prosecuting, said the CCTV showed Kareem was 'in the thick' of the 'melee'.He said: "It is fair to say you cannot see