A plan by inmates at a prison in Iraq to escape has been foiled by the US army.
Camp Bucca holds around 6,000 unmates who had managed to dig a 600-foot long tunnel out of the prison.
No-one escaped, but suspicions were raised when clay was found in the prison's toilets.
The attempted jailbreak was described as extremely elaborate by a US army spokesperson.
131 suspected rebels arrested in Baghdad
Iraqi soldiers, backed by US soldiers, are reported to have arrested 131 suspected insurgents in a dawn raid in Baghdad.
Defence officials said those detained were from outside Iraq and had fake identification papers.
The officials added that three tonnes of explosives, hundreds of rocket-propelled grenade launchers and at least three prepared car bombs were also seized.
It is believed the explosives were destined for attacks in the city of Kerbala.
Meanwhile, two US soldiers were killed in a car bombing in Baghdad today. Two other US soldiers were wounded.
