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Inquiry on the war in Iraq will shield Bush

Citizen's arrest attempt on Tony Blair

Tony Blair used his diplomatic skill to talk his way out of a humiliating citizen's arrest by a barman in a trendy east London restaurant.

'Drone warrior' haunted by deaths

Wave of bombings, attacks in Iraq kill at least 67

A series of coordinated evening blasts in Baghdad and other violence killed at least 67 people in Iraq on Tuesday (local time), officials said.

US: Syrian chemical attack killed 1,429

The US administration has bluntly accused Bashar Assad's government of launching a chemical weapons attack that killed at least 1,429 people - far more than previous estimates- including more than 400 children.

Bombs targeting Sunnis kill at least 76 in Iraq

Bombs ripped through Sunni areas in Baghdad and surrounding areas Friday (local time), killing at least 76 people in the deadliest day in Iraq in more than eight months.

Critics of Iraq war still push for an inquiry

A decade after Australia joined the invasion of Iraq, demands are still being made for an inquiry into the decision to go to war amid fears the nation could again be dragged into a future conflict in Asia or the Gulf.

Living with the legacies of war

Blair call to Bush before Iraq attack to be made public

Official cost of wars short by trillions

Lost US war cash 'largest theft ever'

No reason to end protest

Memos show link between oil and Iraq invasion

New documents have raised questions over Britain's involvement in the Iraq war.

New hope for left-wing crusader

Flashes of regret from Rumsfeld

Hurt Locker faces legal action

Ex-mandarins rebut Blair's claims on Iraq

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair's claim that his Cabinet colleagues were fully aware of his determination to deal with Saddam Hussein has been bluntly called into question by testimony from two of his most senior officials.

Iraq memos to be kept secret, inquiry told