Independent reviews Blair's WMD claims, especially the 45 minute claim: So long as Blair remains in power, it is necessary to forensically examine him. But for most of us, we would have lost interest in the lies, distortions and convolutions some time ago. More than 50% of the British public believes Blair lied and he should resign.

"Just when Tony Blair signed up for "regime change" in Iraq - whether it was in the first weeks of 2003 when the "UN route" failed, or much earlier, in 2002 - remains obscure... "I [a Whitehall veteran] doubt whether we will ever find out what Tony Blair knew at any particular time," he said, "unless he signed a piece of paper which turns up. He believes what he is saying.""

Independent reviews Blair's WMD claims, especially the 45 minute claim: So long as Blair remains in power, it is necessary to forensically examine him. But for most of us, we would have lost interest in the lies, distortions and convolutions some time ago. More than 50% of the British public believes Blair lied and he should resign.

"Just when Tony Blair signed up for "regime change" in Iraq - whether it was in the first weeks of 2003 when the "UN route" failed, or much earlier, in 2002 - remains obscure... "I [a Whitehall veteran] doubt whether we will ever find out what Tony Blair knew at any particular time," he said, "unless he signed a piece of paper which turns up. He believes what he is saying.""