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After Chilcot, many who opposed the Iraq war feel vindicated. Here's our look at those who took this stance, but died before they could tell Blair 'We told you so'.
![Chilcot Iraq [Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/F05C0490-41B5-49CF-B07B-3801F1A3C4B6.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=rmysptMK "Chilcot Iraq [Getty]")
Video: Former British PM Tony Blair said he acted in Britain's 'best interests' during the Iraq war after the Chilcot Inquiry condemned his handling of the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
Comment: Well-planned, comprehensive economic policies to help the working and middle classes must be adopted if the US is to avoid Brexit-style hypocrisy, write Andrew Leber and Nicholas Morley
British Prime Minister David Cameron faces a potentially career-defining poll on Thursday that may seal his fate as leader, as voters decide whether to leave or remain in the EU.
Video: Following the murder of British MP Jo Cox, many remember her stance on Syria and how she attempted to be the voice of the voiceless, especially Syrian civilians.
Comment: Bernie Sanders positioned himself as a radical leftist, but his hidden conservatism was uncloaked by his support for military intervention against the Islamic State group, writes Sam Hamad.
Comment: NGOs in France have built a model refugee camp and the state now wants to take it over. But do their long-term intentions involve anything other than dismantling it?
A British Muslim cleric accused of sympathising with the Islamic State group has vowed to take court action against his influential critics.
Critics, dissenters and Russian media allege that Putin and Assad have been unfairly targeted by the Panama leaks.
Comment: The Tories' refusal to feed children in poverty is yet another example of their belligerent and cruel Covid-19 strategy, which serves only to protect the wealthy, writes Malia Bouattia.