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The British government begins inquiry into allegations that detainees captured by British troops were mistreated after Iraqis filmed pictures of fellow countrymen being collected from a military base in May 2004. ITV's Neil Connery reports. (NBC News)

A bomb explodes behind the goal of a soccer match in northern Iraq Friday. NBCNews.com's Al Stirrett reports. (NBCNews.com)

A former conductor with the Iraqi National Symphony Orchestra is bringing his talents to the classroom, training orphaned children in classical music. TODAY.com's Dara Brown reports. (TODAY)

NBC Chief Science Correspondent Robert Bazell revisits the doctors and nurses who made all the difference for a girl who nearly lost her life in a war zone. (Nightly News)

Militia leader and anti-American cleric, Muqtada al-Sadr, returned to Iraq after a 4-year exile where he delivered a speech to a large gathering of his supporters saying, "we reject America." NBC's Ali Arouzi reports on al-Sadr's return and his influence on the policies of Iraq's Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki. (msnbc tv)

As the still-volatile nation prepares to head to the polls, NBC's Tamron Hall gets the latest on the ground from NBC's Richard Engel. 

Dec . 17: A new report says that insurgents in Iraq have been able to hack into video feeds from U.S. predator drones using $26 software. NBC's Jim Miklaszewski reports. 

Nov. 19: Angry and fearful, Haiffaa Ali  arrived in the United States with an uncertain future. But as NBC's Leanne Gregg reports, just one year after her arrival, she had a surprising change of heart. (Nightly News)