Tony Blair rejected a minister's concerns about Britain's 'disastrous' planning for rebuilding post-invasion Iraq, newly-released documents have revealed... more
An official verdict on the legality of the Iraq war creeps closer after the Chilcot inquiry calls for international lawyers to submit their views on the conflict... more
Women, Power and Politics is the Tricycle’s latest cycle of new plays by some of our best female writers — and it couldn’t be more timely, director Indhu Rubasingham tells Johanna Thomas-Corr.... more
Gordon Brown's appearance before Iraq inquiry will last little over half the time of Tony Blair’s grandstand performance there — but it could prove even more significant... more
British military chiefs were prevented from ordering equipment and mobilising reserves for the invasion of Iraq because Tony Blair wanted to keep his war plans secret, it has emerged... more
UK Financial Investments, the quango set up to look after taxpayer stakes in Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scoltand, is clearly unhappy about the amount of media attention it is attracting ... more
Sir Salman Rushdie has accepted an unreserved apology in the High Court from a former police driver who claimed the author had profited from the fatwa on his life... more
Tony Blair is investigated by the International Criminal Court to see if he could be indicted for aggression against Iraq in Called To Account, a remarkable piece of political theatre.... more
In the absence of a public inquiry, director Nicolas Kent is staging his own tribunal to test whether the Prime Minister should go on trial for 'the crime of aggression against Iraq'.... more
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