The Ministry of Defence has identified a British Army soldier who dies during a training accident in Iraq. Multiple outlets report that Lance Corporal James Freeman, aged 29, died following the incident on Sunday while training. The Independent also identifies him as a 28-year-old member of the Royal Anglian Regiment, reflecting a discrepancy in reported age across coverage. Other reports describe him as an experienced soldier and note that he serves with the Royal Anglian Regiment. The Evening Standard and Daily Mail both state that the MoD has named him as L/Cpl James Freeman and characterize him as dedicated. The reports do not describe additional details of the training accident itself, including the circumstances leading to the death or any investigative steps. Overall, the confirmed elements across sources are the MoD identification of Freeman, his rank, and the fact that the death occurs during a training incident in Iraq on Sunday, with minor differences in age reported by different outlets.