RED CROSS VISITS SADDAM HUSSEIN
The International Red Cross have visited former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein in custody.
Two members of the humanitarian group, including a doctor, conducted a physical and mental examination of the deposed Iraqi leader.
Red Cross spokesman Muin Kassis told Sky News the two officials had been granted a private visit, but said details of Saddam Hussein's condition would remain confidential under the terms of the Geneva Convention.
However Mr Kassis did reveal that Saddam had given the workers a message to pass onto his family.
"The fact that the visit took place is a positive thing and we hope that there will be more visits in the future," he said.
More to follow...
What?
Dear Kusay and Husay, I'll be joining you soon in the fires of hell?
Huggys, Daddy
Where was the Red Cross when all the Iraqi's were being murdered by Saddam?
Wanna bet it was: "Two words for my nephews and nieces: 'ka' and 'boom'"
Only because they couldn't find anything to complain about.
If they had, you know it would make headlines.
Becki