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T/I: 11:12:15 Iraq on Thursday (27/11) said it would bar members of the UN disarmament commission (UNSCOM) from visiting presidential sites as parliament called for a six month deadline for completion of all UN weapons inspections. The announcement comes just a day after Iraq invited international inspections of President Saddam Hussein's palaces to prove they did not hide biological or chemical weapons. Meanwhile, the paramilitary group Fedayeen of Saddam (Saddam's commandos who are ready to sacrifice themselves) led by the Iraqi president's son, Uday, held another parade in Baghdad to show willing that the Iraqi people are ready to defend themselves from any US military attack. Iraq's National Assembly held an emergency session to debate the worsening food and medicine crisis. A UN aid agency reported that despite recent exemptions in food sanctions against Iraq, nearly 1 million Iraqi children were still suffering from chronic malnutrition. SHOWS: BAGHDAD, IRAQ, 27/11 00:00 MS PAN UN vehicle leaves UN HQ; 00:08 MS Sa'doun Hamadi, speaker, enters national assembly; 00:13 WS members of national assmebly sit; 00:17 MS Sa'doun Hamadi speaking, saying UNSCOM must finish inspections within six months; BAGHDAD, IRAQ, 26/11 00:32 WS mothers with children in hospital; 00:35 CU baby with oxygen mask over face; 00:38 MS mother holding oxygen mask over baby's face; BAGHDAD, IRAQ, 27/11 00:41 UP SOT Eric Flat, UN Humanitarian Programme: "According to surveys published by UNICEF yesterday in New York, the nutritional situation in young children in Iraq continues to be very serious." 00:54 WS EXT Presidential palace; 00:57 WS INT Presidential palace; 01:02 WS Fedayeen military parade; 01:06 MS parade; 01:10 CU woman watching; 01:12 MS suicide squad marches by; 01:20 ENDS You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/9ed469bba0d49843cbd959517350f641 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork