 At the height of the looting in Baghdad in April 2003, Blair entered Saddam Hussein's old foreign ministry and found documents purporting to show that George Galloway, then a member of parliament, had received money from the deposed regime.Galloway vigorously denied this charge and sued the "Daily Telegraph" for libel on the totality of the "Telegraph" reports, which included those by other journalists and editorials.Galloway won the case in November 2004 and the newspaper paid him damages of £150,000 plus, after a failed appeal, legal costs of about £2 million.