Iraq War

Former Labour PM has turned to charitable work but continues to attract controversy

President strikes deal with Iraqi PM to end two decades of fighting

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Friday 17 July

The appointment of a chief architect of the Iraq invasion ‘brings America closer to a new war’

Legacy of US invasion still affects the Middle East and divides America

Decorated officer Robert Campbell says soldiers are treated as ‘political fodder’

Jihadi leader reportedly wounded in air strike and suffering poor mental health

High Court rules 'crime of aggression' cannot be applied to 2003 conflict

Former prime minister was 'emotionally truthful' in the run-up to the conflict, says chairman of Iraq inquiry

Outcry from MPs as publication of the Iraq war inquiry is delayed until after the general election

Blindfolds and threats were used, says Al-Sweady inquiry, but allegations of murder and torture were 'deliberate lies'

Former PM joins calls for UK to consider deploying the army to fight Islamic State

Chilcot Inquiry into Britain’s role in Iraq War is to publish its report. Can PM make it work for him?

Inquiry into Britain's role in Iraq War is condemned as a 'whitewash' as private messages suppressed