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— BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister Tareq Aziz said on Monday that the Iraqi leadership was "in good shape" and President Saddam Hussein was "in full control of the army and the country."

Speaking at a news conference in the capital, Aziz also dismissed U.S. and British claims to have found a potential chemical weapons manufacturing plant.

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