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UK citizens told to avoid Iraq; cancel holidays there
Thousands of Britons' holiday plans are in disarray tonight after the government advised citizens to stay away from Iraq. New advice from the Foreign Office cited "increasing regional tension", the threat of terrorist attacks and the possibility of being used as human shields as reasons not to visit the country.

However, holidaymakers are angry that their spring breaks may be disrupted because of conflict in the region. "I've had my holiday in Iraq booked for six months," complained one man. "I realise Iraq's not the most conventional of holiday destinations, but there are some great deals on lastminute.com. If the government thought it was a bad idea to go there, why have they waited until now to say so? We've hardly heard a word from them on Iraq for ages until now."

Meanwhile, the US defence secretary, Donald "the duck" Rumsfeld has warned Saddam Hussein not to use human shields in the event of any war. "Not only are human shields morally wrong, etc, etc, but they're also very unreliable," he quacked, wagging his finger. "I could probably sell you some better metal and plastic ones if you're interested..."

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