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Relying on weak intelligence for invading Iraq has had a negative impact on US and UK credibility with several consequences that persist to this day.

We don't need to wait for Chilcot, Blair lied to us about Iraq, asserts Peter Oborne, former political editor-in-chief with the British "Daily Telegraph"

In the summer of 2003, senior ministers like L.K. Advani and a number of Indian strategic commentators kept up a steady drumbeat calling for the country to send troops to help the Americans. But Vajpayee kept his cool and refused.

The investigation into the botched construction of the line has cost more than the Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq war.

THIS coming Monday marks 20 years since Tony Blair and George W Bush began their disastrous intervention in Iraq.

The Government’s inquest, which critics have called ‘very bloated’, is on course to be the most expensive ever conducted

Labour leader urged PM to reassure MPs there will be 'no more delays' to independent probe after the Telegraph's Lockdown Files

With Covid-19, instead of evidence-based policy, many governments resorted to policy-based evidence to justify lockdowns, masks and vaccines.

The resort to emotional arguments and moral blackmail generally implies that a movement has no reasoned argument & evidence to support their case and are deflecting to bluster instead.

Thousands of personal details are having to be redacted from hundreds of pages of submissions, a preliminary hearing was told yesterday. These include the names of low-ranking junior officials.