Tony Blair at Chilcot Iraq inquiry – live
• Blair suggests west should be willing to attack Iran • Denies offering George Bush blank cheque over Iraq • Says Islamism is more powerful than people realise • Said in 2002 Iraq WMD threat not getting worse • Second resolution admission would have been 'catastrophe' • Regrets loss of life 'deeply and profoundly' • Read more: Blair regarded attorney's advice as 'provisional' • More: Blair wanted
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Experts call for David Kelly inquest
A group of prominent legal and medical experts today called for a full inquest into the death of the government scientist David Kelly in 2003. An inquest was suspended by Lord Falconer, then lord chancellor, before the Hutton inquiry into the circumstances of the scientist's death. It was not resumed after Hutton's report in 2004 concluded that Kelly killed himself by cutting an artery in his wris
Iraq inquiry: Former UN inspector Blix says war illegal
The UN's former chief weapons inspector Hans Blix has said it is his "firm view" that the Iraq war was illegal. Dr Blix told the Iraq inquiry the UK had sought to go down the "UN route" to deal with Saddam Hussein but failed. Ex-Attorney General Lord Goldsmith, who advised the war was lawful on the basis of existing UN resolutions, "wriggled about" in his arguments, he suggested. Dr Blix said his
Iraq inquiry: Ex MI5 chief pulls no punches
Baroness Manningham-Buller says she saw no link between 9/11 and Saddam Hussein's Iraq The car carrying Baroness Manningham-Buller glided into the underground parking garage at the QEII Centre shortly before 10am on Tuesday. It was no surprise that the former head of MI5 preferred to avoid the photographers and TV camera crews waiting for her outside the front entrance. Significantly though, Eliza
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