LONDON: The much-delayed official inquiry into Britain’s role in the Iraq war finally issues its findings on Wednesday, with former Prime Minister Tony Blair expected to face severe criticism.
Relatives of some of the 179 British troops who died were gathering in London for the publication of the Chilcot report, which runs to 2.6 million words—more than four times the length of “War and Peace.”
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