Iraq: we may get the truth yet
2 May 2009: Chris Ames: Evidence that Gordon Brown's power is slipping offers hope that ministers' plans for a secret inquiry may yet be thwarted
Dirty tricks on a dodgy Iraq dossier
27 Apr 2009: Chris Ames: Jack Straw misrepresented the arms inspector Hans Blix to defend the Iraq dossier and must not be involved in a war inquiry
Getting to the truth about Iraq
26 Mar 2009:
Chris Ames: If the government thinks a secret inquiry into the Iraq war will restore public confidence, it's very wrong
Will withdrawal of combat troops from Iraq pave way for full inquiry?
Guardian Politics Blog, 24th March 2009
The dossier was dodgy. Is there any doubt?
13 Mar 2009:
Chris Ames: The Cabinet Office has released more papers showing how the 2002 WMD dossier was 'sexed-up' against the wishes of experts
Cabinet Office papers reveal Iraq dossier fears
13 Mar 2009:
Documents disclosed after four years of government objections and delays, and reflect the concern of intelligence officials
24 Feb 2009:
Chris Ames: By vetoing release of Iraq war cabinet minutes, Jack Straw has flouted freedom of information – and ruined his own credibility
27 Jan 2009:
Chris Ames: Efforts to suppress cabinet notes on the decision to go to war in Iraq only feed the impression that there is something to hide
19 Dec 2008:
Chris Ames: The prime minister's dithering over an Iraq inquiry will ensure that any political fallout comes after the next election
The government must reveal the notes of the meetings where the cabinet discussed the legality of war in
Chris Ames, guardian, Friday 28 November 2008
Dragging out the truth, bit by bit
The government may not want us to know what happened with that sexed-up Iraq dossier, but we'll find out eventually
Chris Ames, guardian, Saturday 6 September 2008
Cabinet Office ordered to release secret memos on Iraq dossier
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