Iraq War inquiry 'to publish findings in new year'
The Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq War will publish its findings in 2014, the Guardian reported, citing a Whitehall source.
Iraq War inquiry 'to be published in new year'
The beleaguered inquiry into Tony Blair's handling of the Iraq War is due to be published in the new year, according to the Guardian.
A compromise over the publication of letters between then-US President George W Bush and Mr Blair has been reached, allowing the Chilcot inquiry to be made public.
A senior Whitehall source was quoted as saying, "In the new year it seems the Chilcot inquiry is going to be published. Everyone will be assuming: bad hair day for Tony Blair and Jack Straw".
Sir John Chilcot began the inquiry in November 2009 and will publish an edited version of "sensitive correspondence".
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