Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair says he would have taken the decision to remove Saddam Hussein even without evidence of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. In an excerpt from a BBC interview ...

Keir Starmer needs an “even more powerful No 10 than it was in my day”, Tony Blair told students ... weapons since the Second World War, both in the Iran-Iraq war [and against its own people].

If the British government is to be believed, only one civilian has been killed by its armed forces during its air ...

Following the Swiss Guard’s dismissal of the hours-long queue of Catholic faithful viewing Pope Francis’s open casket, St.

In the United Kingdom, the army enjoys the prestige acquired during the two world wars, but it is concerned about the  threat of a new war, a threat perceived as distant by public opinion.

When Tony Blair was drafting his address to the nation at the start of his disastrous war in Iraq, his advisors were ...

who is building up troops in the Gulf in preparation for a war with Iraq that is generally expected to start in about a month. They will also embarrass Tony Blair as he attempts to build ...

Opinion Former UK prime minister Tony Blair became famous for standing shoulder to shoulder with allies, even though the fallout from the Iraq war forever sullied his reputation. Nonetheless ...

The Labour Party led by Tony Blair served three terms and was by any measure incredibly successful, even if Blair’s own place in history will always be coloured by the Iraq war. Can Keir Starmer ...

Saddam Hussein did not possess stockpiles of illicit weapons at the time of the U.S. invasion in March 2003 and had not begun any program to produce them, a CIA report concludes. In fact, the ...