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Where is Chilcot's Iraq inquiry report?
Five years after the Chilcot Inquiry was set up, and ten years after the invasion, why is the non-publication of the inquiry’s report such a low key issue?
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Ten years ago today, London witnessed a huge demonstration against the imminent invasion of Iraq. Channel 4 News speaks to four people who attended the protest.
Ten years after millions protested against the Iraq war, author Ian McEwan tells Channel 4 News the marchers were vindicated and beating al-Qaeda is no longer the “struggle of our time”.
The writer Ian McEwan has spoken of a “crisis of institutional failure” in the ten years since the mass demonstration against the invasion of Iraq that inspired one of his most celebrated novels.
A suicide bomb attack followed by an assault by gunmen on a police headquarters leaves 33 dead in the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk.
Five years after the Chilcot Inquiry was set up, and ten years after the invasion, why is the non-publication of the inquiry’s report such a low key issue?
The UK’s most senior judges will decide in February whether the relatives of soldiers killed whilst fighting in Iraq can pursue the government for damages.
The Iraqi government cancels a $4.2bn deal to buy military jets, helicopters and missiles from Russia, blaming possible corruption in the contract.
At least 32 people have died in a string of bomb attacks across Iraq today, police and hospital sources have said.
At least 58 people die in a wave of attacks against Iraqi security forces, as insurgents gun down soldiers at an army post and bomb police recruits waiting in line to apply for jobs.
More than 100 people are killed, and hundreds more wounded, in a string of bombings and shootings in Iraq.
Corporal Johnson Beharry, awarded the Victoria Cross for saving the lives of his unit in Iraq, marks Armed Forces Day by carrying the Olympic torch to the National Memorial arboretum.
Bombs targeting Shi’ite pilgrims in Baghdad and police in southern Iraq kill at least 44 people in a wave of attacks during a major religious festival, police and hospital sources say.
More than 20 bombs hit cities and towns across Iraq, killing at least 36 and wounding almost 150, but analysts tell Channel 4 News the situation is not deteriorating.
A series of bomb blasts erupt across Iraq killing at least 43 and wounding 232, raising fresh fears ahead of an Arab League summit in Baghdad next week.
Funny how different things can look when you change your perspective. Just back from some intriguing conversations with the Shia-led Iraqi government for my Unreported World documentary in April.