The chairman of the inquiry into the Iraq War has said he will name the date for the publication of his report "as soon as he is able", now that all those criticised in the report have provided responses.
The chairman of the long-awaited official inquiry in to the Iraq War has announced he will name a date for the publication of his report "as soon as I am able", after receiving the final responses from those criticised in the document.
Among the British personnel killed in the conflict were Corporal Russell Aston from Swadlincote in Derbyshire, seen below on the left, and Lance Corporal Tom Keys from Solihull.
Both were redcaps serving with the military police and were killed in the early stages of the War.
West Midlands Weather: Windy on Sunday with showers and sunny spells
East Midlands Weather: Heavy rain over Derbyshire hills, drier and brighter elsewhere
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