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[San Francisco Examiner Site Feed] Britain's Iraq war inquiry will call Tony Blair to testify, but ...: John Chilcot, a former senior civil servant, said the relationship between Britain and the United States would form a key part of his panel's attempts to consider errors made by Britain, the U.S. and other allies before, during and in the aftermath of the 2003 Iraq invasion.

[News | The Independent UK] News | The Independent UK - Chilcot to unveil Iraq war inquiry details: The Inquiry master will have already been called in to No 10, spoken to by MI6 and the Americans and told what is "good for the country" and what is not, leaned on by his contemporaries at the Freemason's Lodge and so this will be a whitewash and the sheer blatancy of it has yet to unfold but mark my words, New Labour and the people behind the illegal war in Iraq will walk away spotless, this isn't an exercise in justice, this is an exercise in expunging the history books or one of Britain's worst war crimes...

[US Post Today.] Tony Blair to be called to Iraq War Inquiry | US Post Today.: Asked whether Mr Brown would be asked to give evidence, Sir John said he was “not proposing today to offer a list of witnesses” but reiterated his committee’s desire to question the “key decision-makers in the different phases of the Iraq affair”.

[The Global Herald] The Iraq Inquiry: Members of the Panel | The Global Herald: Martin Gilbert is the author of eighty books in total. He is an Honorary Fellow of Merton College, Oxford, and a Distinguished Fellow of Hillsdale College, Michigan.

[Shoofi Online / Most Popular] Shoofi Online - Politics - Britain opens independent Iraq war probe: An independent inquiry into the reasons behind Britain's decision to join the 2003 US-led invasion of Iraq has opened in London.

[Breaking News] Government believes that 2 of 3 UK hostages still held in Iraq are ...: BBC: 2 of 3 UK hostages in Iraq likely deadLONDON ”” The families of five British hostages captured in a bold raid in Baghdad in 2007 agonized Wednesday over a report that two of those detained have died in captivity, begging the kidnappers to free the men. The fresh appeal came after Britain's Foreign Office officials told relatives of Alan McMenemy and Alec MacLachlan that the two security guards were "very likely" to be dead, the BBC reported.

[Newsweek Blogs] InternationaList : Britain's Iraq Inquiry Goes Public: Matt Cardy/Getty Images British airmen on a counter-insurgency patrol in Basra If beleaguered Gordon Brown hoped to appease his critics by announcing a long-promised inquiry into Britain's role in the Iraq War, he must be disappointed.

[Breaking News] Britain begins public inquiry into death of Iraqi man in UK custody: Britain investigates Iraqi man's death in custodyLONDON ”” A lawyer claimed Monday that British soldiers forced an Iraqi detainee to dance like Michael Jackson as part of widespread abuse and humiliation of civilians in southern Iraq ”” actions that resulted in the death in custody of a hotel receptionist. Lawyers have opened a public inquiry into the death of Baha Mousa, a 26-year old Iraqi who was beaten and killed in the custody of British troops following a raid on his hotel in the southern Iraq city of Basra in September 2003.

[Andrew Neil's blog] BBC - Andrew Neil's blog: Iraq enquiry row rumbles on: As for anybody who thinks that events in Iran are an affront to democracy should look in the mirror and remember Dr David Kelly, Mr de Menezes, Blair Peach, and restrictions on freedom of speech by the use of High Court Injunctions, and the threats of withdrawal of compensation to British soldiers who have been injured, and to the families of soldiers killed in action. Furthermore, look into the judges comments in the case of Col.

[Simple Thoughts - Java and Web Blog] US military says 3 coalition soldiers have died in Basra in ...: UK to examine 2004 Iraqi civilian torture claimsLONDON ”” Britain's defense ministry ordered an inquiry Monday into allegations that Iraqi civilians were tortured and killed by British troops following a fierce gunbattle in Iraq in 2004. Armed Forces Minister Bill Rammell said in a statement the study will examine events that followed clashes near the southern Iraqi town of Majar al-Kabir.

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