Iraq war inquiry
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Chilcot: the Iraq war inquiry - Guardian Live eventFollowing the publication of the Chilcot report, the Guardian’s deputy editor Paul Johnson asks a Guardian Live panel how the invasion, occupation and reconstruction of Iraq were mishandled and looks at the wider consequences
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John Prescott: UK broke international law by invading Iraq in 2003Prescott, as deputy prime minister, voted for the war – but now says Tony Blair stopped ministers fully discussing legality
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Tony Blair and his beliefsChris Riddell on the former prime minister’s response to the Chilcot report
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Should Britain have taken part in the American-led invasion of Iraq? Was the war illegal?Ten things that Chilcot’s verdict reveals about Tony Blair and the Iraq war
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The Observer view on Britain and the USThe Chilcot report reveals the extent of Tony Blair’s unequal relationship with George Bush
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Trusting too much in their powers of persuasion, both men misunderstood Britain’s place in the world – and unleashed havocCameron really was the true heir to Blair: both were totally reckless
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Paul Keating says John Howard should 'hang his head in shame' over Iraq warFormer prime ministers rejoin battle over the findings of the Chilcot report into the UK’s decision to go to war in Iraq in 2003
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Tory leadership election: Leadsom beats Gove to join Theresa May on shortlist - liveAll the day’s politics news as Conservative MPs vote for final leader shortlist, and the fallout from the Chilcot report continues
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The former prime minister’s autocratic style cannot work in an age of social media and fading respect for politicsAs Chilcot showed, Tony Blair was a 20th-century leader in a 21st-century world
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US and Britain wrangled over Iraq's oil in aftermath of war, Chilcot showsIraq war inquiry finds Britain arguing for ‘level playing field’ for its companies in access to oilfields
Tony Blair could face prosecution yet – focus on oil and follow the money