British soldiers take up positions as they guard outside the presidential palace during a handover ceremony in Basra in 2007 Photo: REUTERS Iraq War Inquiry 'Will Not Be A Whitewash' Says Sir John Chilcot -- The Telegraph
The inquiry into events surrounding the Iraq war will not produce a report that is a "whitewash", Sir John Chilcot, the man in charge of it, has insisted.
Sir John denied that his background in the heart of the establishment would compromise his independence.
"All five members of the committee, myself included, are now completely independent, from different perspectives and different bodies of experience," he said.
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