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The argument revolves around whether the crime of aggression exists in UK law.
Former deputy prime minister John Prescott says the publishing of the Chilcot Report into the war has changed his mind.
The Murdoch-owned tabloid demonised Kennedy as a “spineless reptile”, and featured Cook on a dartboard of anti-war ‘traitors’.
Much of the coverage focuses on Blair’s assertion that, in the same situation, he would invade Iraq again.
Some 100,000 Irish people protested on 15 February 2003 to oppose the invasion.
The British Army used the Northern Irish Troubles as its key reference point for dealing with the Iraq conflict.
Memos the British Prime Minister sent to the US President before and during the war show the close relationship between them.
But, he says he would do it again.
He also planned to back a rebellion in Iraq.
Sir John Chilcot published his report today
Former PM Tony Blair is in for a hard day, but a trial is some way off.