Top Kremlin aide: 'It would be hard even to call them facts'

It’s 10 years since Britain went to war on Saddam, but a six-hour Commons debate showed there is little evidence of any lessons learned

World View: After the fiasco over Iraq's weapons of mass destruction, people around the world are rightly sceptical about claims of gas attacks

The new presidential Library in Dallas  offers an interactive experience of life in the Oval Office. David Usborne takes the hotseat

Hanged, paraded, punched and spat on before finally being set alight – cheered on by the jeering crowd.

Talk of 'invasion' and 'occupation' ignores the effect on a long-suffering minority

Giovanni di Stefano claimed he had links with Bin Laden, Mugabe and Saddam

An apology over Iraq?

The BBC will revisit one of the greatest crises in its history when it broadcasts a controversial new Panorama investigation which promises to reveal fresh information about the intelligence deployed by the Blair Government to justify the invasion of Iraq.

There's no doubt the legacy of the war in the UK has been dire, but we must look beyond this insular point of view

News Corp refuses to deny new claims of US military payment

Twenty-four hours after the proud boast of the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Israel had severely damaged the long-range missile capabilities of Palestinian militants in Gaza with a ferocious barrage of air-to-surface missiles and naval artillery, two Fajr-5 rockets fired by Islamic Jihad landed just south of Israel's densely-populated commercial heartland on Thursday evening.