A British engineering company has admitted it was involved in overseas corruption and breaching UN sanctions.
Mabey & Johnson tried to influence officials in Jamaica and Ghana when bidding for public contracts.
It also paid more than $200,000 (£123,000) to Saddam Hussein's Iraq regime, violating the terms of the UN oil for food programme.
The Reading-based firm, which builds temporary bridges, said it regretted its past conduct.
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