There will be no triumphalism from the anti-war protesters proved right by Chilcot
The Iraq War was not about hard decisions; it was about bad decisions. The Chilcot Inquiry has clarified…
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Kezia Dugdale: EU referendum result exposed Scotland’s divisions
The EU referendum exposed the same social divisions as it did in the rest of the UK, Kezia…
Owen Smith puts leadership challenge on hold as talks continue amid fears of Labour split
The prospect of a challenge to Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership receded today as one of the MPs tipped to take him…
Blair: it would have been “far better” to challenge reports of WMDs in Iraq
Tony Blair has said he should have challenged intelligence reports Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction in the run-up…
Diane Abbott: In the court of public opinion, Blair stands condemned by Chilcot
As the damning findings finally emerge from the Chilcot report, my mind turns to the mothers of the…
“Would you have taken the risk of leaving Saddam in place?” – Blair says he would make same decision again
Tony Blair has expressed “regret” for the consequences of the decision to invade Iraq in 2003, but says…
“Iraq has been devastated… so I apologise” – Corbyn says invasion was a “stain” on party and country
This is the full text of the speech given by Jeremy Corbyn at Church House today in which…
Corbyn issues Labour apology for “disastrous” Iraq war
Jeremy Corbyn has apologised on behalf of the Labour Party for the decision to go to war in…
From “Parliament was not misled” to a “litany of failures” – key Labour figures past and present react to Chilcot
The Chilcot report, released today, contains strong criticism of Tony Blair and his government, as well as the intelligence agencies…
Sobering Iraq report places Corbyn as the challenger to Labour’s recent history
After 10 days dominated by the political survival of one man this was a moment to consider real life and…
