Saddam's two daughters refuse more interviews

A Jordanian official announced on Saturday that the two daughters of the toppled Iraqi regime Saddam Hussein, Raghad and Rana, decided not to make any more interviews following the two interviews they had with al- Arabiya satellite channel and the US CNN on Friday.

The official added that "Rana and Raghad Saddam Hussein told us they do not want to make more interviews and they want to have a quiet life away from the media."

Raghad had stressed in the interview with CNN that despite what was said about the brutal practices of her father, however "he was a good father, and a man of big heart who loved his daughters and sons as well as grand children."