12/8/2010 - The independent commission probing the reasons for Britain joining the Iraq war announced Wednesday that it has asked former British Prime Minister Tony Blair to appear before the panel for a second time to give additional evidence.
Blair, who was the Prime Minister
when Britain joined the US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, is one among several witnesses summoned to reappear before the Chilcot committee. Those recalled include former Foreign Secretary Jack Straw and former chief of defense staff Admiral Michael Boyce.
While some of the recalled witnesses are to appear before the panel between January 18 and February 4, some of them have been asked to provide further written evidence. Those asked to give additional written evidence include Lord Peter Goldsmith, who was Britain's attorney general at the time of US-led invasion of Iraq. {read rest}
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Thursday, December 9, 2010
Brit Iraq War Inquiry: Recalling Witnesses
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