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Iraq Christians fear extinction

Behind the Christmas carols and tinsel and lies a deep concern that Christians in Iraq are a community under threat

Absence of lawyers 'is bad for Iraq inquiry'

The Tories' justice spokesman, Dominic Grieve, says that witnesses should be exposed to professional cross-examination

Iraq inquiry: the questions that need answers

As the Chilcot inquiry continues, The Times asks the central questions surrounding the invasion of Iraq

Ex-DPP attacks 'sycophant' Blair over Iraq

Sir Ken Macdonald, former Director of Public Prosecutions, says Tony Blair engaged in 'alarming subterfuge' with Bush

'Miracle' Ali learns to laugh again

The money you donate to our appeal — so far £326,000 — gives children who were injured in Iraq a fresh chance in life

Private guards ‘joined al-Qaeda raids’

Mercenaries have been taking part in deadly American raids in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to newspaper reports

Blair ‘would have gone to war without Iraqi WMD’

Former PM confessed he would still have taken steps to remove the Iraqi dictator, but used a different justification

Iraq 'in chaos' after US ignored Blair envoy

As Tony Blair's senior diplomat in Baghdad in 2003 Sir John Sawers said that removing 25,000 officials would be mistake

Baghdad security chief sacked over bombing

Lieutenant General Abboud Qanbar has been fired by the Iraqi PM following Tuesday's bomb attacks that killed 127

'Whitehall amateurs caused Iraq war deaths'

Lack of planning and understanding at the highest level led to people being killed, Army chief tells the Iraq inquiry

Pilot error blamed for SAS helicopter crash

But MoD also to blame for failings that contributed to deaths of Corporal Lee Fitzsimmons and Sergeant John Battersby

Iraqi Government attacked for bombings failure

Questions over how insurgents could set off multiple car bombs in Baghdad during city-wide security lockdown