Marines of the 1st Division arrive in an armoured vehicle to collect their parcels as mail gets delivered to the frontline in Fallujah, Iraq (news - web sites), Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2004. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus) Yahoo! News - World Photos - AP

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The British embassy in Baghdad confirmed on Tuesday that a video tape had surfaced appearing to show the killing of kidnapped British-Iraqi aid worker Margaret Hassan, and said it was probably genuine.
"We can confirm there is a tape that appears to show Margaret's murder," an embassy official told Reuters. "We believe it is probably genuine."
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A Marine of the 1st Division takes a nap as his unit gets mail delivered to the frontline in Fallujah, Iraq , Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2004. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)

U.S. Marines of the 3rd Light Armored Reconnaissance relax against their vehicle in front of a fire in Falluja, November 16, 2004. The U.S. military says it has taken control of Falluja, but scattered resistance remains. Controversy over the Falluja offensive has been fuelled by video footage showing a U.S. Marine shooting a wounded and unarmed Iraqi in a mosque in the city on Saturday. REUTERS/Akram Saleh Yahoo! News - World Photos - Reuters

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Convoy takes aid to Fallujah residents in nearby village (AFP): "AFP - A convoy of 50 trucks laden with emergency aid travelled to the Iraqi village of Saqlawiyah, where thousands of residents from nearby Fallujah have sought shelter, according to an AFP photographer."

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France asks US to see Syrian driver over fate of hostages: "France has asked the United States to give it access "as soon as possible" to the freed Syrian driver of two French reporters being held hostage in Iraq, Foreign Minister Michel Barnier revealed. (AFP)"

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US soldier killed in attack on convoy north of Baghdad: "A US soldier was killed and another injured in an attack on their convoy north of the Iraqi capital. (AFP)"

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Hungary mulls sending troops back to Iraq after mandate lapses: "Hungary is considering sending troops back to Iraq next year to serve under NATO command, Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany said just a day after parliament ordered the country's 300 soldiers to withdraw by year's end. (AFP)"

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U.S., Iraqi troops launch Mosul offensive: "BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - U.S. and Iraqi troops pushed into insurgent-heavy neighborhoods and stormed police stations in Mosul on Tuesday, launching an offensive to retake parts of this northern Iraqi city where militants staged a mass uprising last week in support of insurgents in Fallujah."

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