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Is Libya more morally justified than Iraq?

A five minute home-made video teases out the arguments, ridiculing the anti-Bush, pro-Obama Left.

Tony Blair is heckled at the Chilcot Inquiry as he says he "profoundly regrets" the loss of lives in Iraq

President Obama declares the US combat mission in Iraq to be over

Lord Prescott tells the Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq War he was nervous about the limited nature of the intelligence on Iraq's weapons

Former MI5 chief, Baroness Manningham-Buller, tells the Iraq Inquiry that the 2003 invasion significantly increased the terror threat in the UK

Chilcot Inquiry hears that Tony Blair was waned about long-term damage to the armed forces unless Britain cut troop number in Iraq

Sky News reports on the reopening of the Chilcot Inquiry after a break for the general election

Tony Blair's foreign policy adviser, Sir David Manning, tells the Chilcot Inquiry that the former Prime Minister first asked for options for UK involvement in military action against Iraq in June 2002

Ex-Ambassador to Washington Sir Christopher Meyer tells the Chilcot Inquiry how the US Government tried to link Saddam Hussein to the 9/11 atrocities

Ex-Ambassador to Washington Sir Christopher Meyer tells the Chilcot Inquiry how Tony Blair's view on regime change in Iraq changed after a private meeting with George Bush in 2002