Tony Blair will not be investigated and put on trial for war crimes, but British soldiers could be, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has stated. The ICC says it will closely examine the 2.3 million word Chilcot report for evidence
The much-delayed Chilcot enquiry into the Iraq war will be “absolutely brutal” in its conclusions and deliver serious “damage to [the] reputations” of former Prime Minister Tony Blair and his Labour party former Foreign Secretary Jack Straw. The 2.6 million-word report
The long-awaited Chilcot report into the Iraq War will be published on Wednesday 6 July it has been confirmed. The date was confirmed by Sir John Chilcot and the Prime Minister David Cameron in correspondence, and follows completion of the
As anger mounts at the painfully slow progress made by the independent inquiry into the Iraq War, Prime Minister David Cameron has again demanded its publication. The problem facing those wanting a timely release of the Iraq Inquiry’s findings is that its independence
The long-delayed publication of the Chilcot Report, the findings of the official inquiry into the Iraq War, has prompted new anger over the fees paid to Sir John Chilcot and his fellow committee members. As demands for immediate publication mount there are
The release of the Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq war has been delayed until next year due to arguments about controversial content and the behaviour of leading individuals. The report was initially delayed due to a three year dispute between
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair could face war crimes charges as a result of the Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq War, the House of Lords has been told. The possibility was mentioned during a debate on the investigation into Britain’s
