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Tony Blair faces legal action from family members of dead soldiers who served in the Iraq war, following publication of the 2.6 million word Chilcot report on Wednesday.  Families of the 179 personnel killed now […]

Parliament was put on lockdown on Thursday afternoon following reports of a potential ‘chemical incident’ involving a ‘mysterious white powder’.  Authorities shut down parts of the Westminster parliamentary estate in order to discover the source […]

After seven years in the making Sir John Chilcot’s inquiry into UK’s role in the 2003 invasion of Iraq has finally been published today. The Chilcot Report contains 2.6million words and is six years overdue. […]

The head of Britain’s Royal Navy has said that Tony Blair made the decision to invade Iraq long before any UN resolution was passed.  The decision to go to war in Iraq was made before Tony […]

British MPs have joined forces in an effort to seek the prosecution of former Prime Minister Tony Blair for war crimes committed during the Iraq war. The attempt to impeach Tony Blair is likely to occur […]

According to a constitutional and European law expert Britain will not leave the EU as England and Wales voted against Scotland and Ireland, making the EU referendum result a draw. Otherwise a move to break […]

Brexiteer and former mayor of London Boris Johnson has unexpectedly pulled out of the Tory leadership contest. Johnson announced he would not be running for prime minster as Michael Gove declared his bid, saying Boris […]

Peter Gabriel-backed online music platform CueSongs has gone into receivership. The recent music licensing start-up received £500k of public funding from the government just two years ago. The Register reports: The notice was filed on […]

City workers in London’s docklands spotted what they thought to be a crocodile basking on a plank of wood along the River Thames in the Isle of Dogs, East London. Locals panicked unnecessarily as the […]