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Her description of Kurdistan silenced the Commons: ‘I have seen for myself the most abject misery, that I would not have thought possible’

Ann Clwyd, who has died aged 86, never held ministerial office or high office of any kind. Unless, of course, you count a stint as chair of the parliamentary Labour party, though that is more of a penance than a power trip. She did a few tours on the opposition front bench under Neil Kinnock,

The Covid Inquiry already has contracts worth £113 million and 63 barristers, writes Leo McKinstry.

Where have Boris Johnson’s diaries and WhatsApp messages gone? The row over the demands of the Covid Inquiry for evidence from the former prime minister and his aide Henry Cook took another twist yesterday, with his team insisting that he has already handed over all the relevant material to the Cabinet Office and that it

Ting! Ting! The Edinburgh trams are coming. Or rather, the report of the Edinburgh Trams Inquiry is finally trundling into view. The BBC recently…

Why is he still tetchy and so easily triggered, even by reasonable people asking reasonable questions?

The Edinburgh Tram Inquiry has taken longer than the Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq War.

Calls for a public inquiry into the Corradino building collapse have been ignored

There's little accountability about what happened two decades ago, which has made the US weaker on the world stage

The media treatment of the 20th anniversary of the US and British invasion of Iraq was systematically skewed