16 April 2007: Lawyers acting for the family release pictures of Mousa's fatally injured body.
Amnesty International UK's campaigns director, Tim Hancock, called for a fully independent report into the death of Mousa.
Elias QC said the manner of Mousa death could "act as a rallying cry for extremists".
19 September 2006: Corporal Donald Payne, 35, pleads guilty to inhumane treatment of Mousa, becoming the first British soldier to admit to a war crime, as the court martial of the seven soldiers charged over Mousa's death begins.
Corporal Donald Payne was jailed for a year and dismissed from the army after pleading guilty to inhumane treatment of Mousa.
The owner of one of Mousa's competitors to the east, Souvenirs Super, who declined to give his name, was even blunter about the postlockout recovery.
The video is a key piece of evidence in a wide-ranging inquiry into the death of Mousa, which got under way today.
Liam Fox, the defence secretary, told the Commons: "The events that led to the death of Mousa were "deplorable, shocking and shameful".
Tottenham later confirmed on their Twitter account: "We are delighted to announce that we have reached agreement with Fulham for the transfer of Mousa Dembele".
In 2011, the collective site, "The Crucible of Iron Age Shetland", including Broch of Mousa, Old Scatness and Jarlshof, joined the UKs "Tentative List" of World Heritage Sites.
