Iraq war inquiry + Jack Straw

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  Miliband challenged over ministers' explanations for Iraq war decision

  8 Mar 2010:

  Chilcot inquiry points out that Tony Blair, Jack Straw and Gordon Brown have given 'three rather different explanations', and asks foreign secretary to explain why he voted for war

• More questions over the last war as another begins

  16 Feb 2010: Letters: So, the apology ticked off, let's press on with the plan, using military force in Afghanistan

• Ministers' tangled web over torture

  13 Feb 2010: Letters: Why have we moved from a categorical assurance about the UK and torture to a statement of governmental policy objective?

• The torture memos show how illegal wars turn even the nicest people bad

  11 Feb 2010: Simon Jenkins: The deceit, the slaughter, the atrocity, the abuse of human rights. Today, Hannah Arendt's banality of evil is everywhere

• Triggers for further inquiries by Chilcot

  11 Feb 2010: Letters: Since 1993, regime change by the use of force has been deemed an act of terrorism in UK law

• Cabinet did not need to hear legal doubts over Iraq invasion, says Straw

  8 Feb 2010: Chilcot inquiry told that the 'problem of leaks' was used to stop attorney general Lord Goldsmith addressing ministers

• Chilcot's Straw man argument

  8 Feb 2010: Chris Ames: Until all the pre-war documents are published – including ones Jack Straw has suppressed – the Iraq inquiry will be hobbled

• Straw claims Iraq war legal advice was inconsistent

  8 Feb 2010: Minister insists he carefully considered Sir Michael Wood's 'contradictory' guidance but did not accept it

• Jack Straw at the Iraq war inquiry - as it happened

  8 Feb 2010:

  Live coverage as the justice secretary returns to give evidence to the Chilcot panel for a second time

• Lib Dems accuse Jack Straw of hoodwinking public on Iraq

  7 Feb 2010: Justice secretary misled parliament and breached ministerial code over handling of legal advice on war, say Lib Dems

• Chilcot needs to hear other voices

  4 Feb 2010: Letters: Saddam Hussein was in no position to resist demands for UN-monitored elections or human rights inspections and other measures to clear the ground for his removal by the Iraqi people

• Short shrift for Blair at Chilcot

  2 Feb 2010: Lance Price: She may be wrong about Blair's media motive, but Clare Short's account of cabinet government subverted by No 10 is compelling

• Jack Straw demonstrates the flaws of the principled political careerist

  31 Jan 2010: Julian Glover: The justice secretary kept his head down and put the government's survival first. He has been the vehicle for many wrongs

• Face to faith

  30 Jan 2010: Jonathan Aitken: Once the Chilcot inquiry establishes the truth about Iraq, we should be quick not to judge, but to forgive

• Blair: truth and lies

  29 Jan 2010: Mehdi Hasan: As Tony Blair appears at the Iraq war inquiry, a raft of evidence suggests he misled parliament, the public and the press

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