麻豆社

Once again a spotlight is to be trained on the still divisive issue of why Britain went to war in Iraq. This latest inquiry, ordered by the British government, will be the fifth time a committee here has considered this question. What will this one achieve and why is it needed?

Lord Butler of Brockwell chaired one of the earlier inquiries and was criticised for not having gone far enough in allocating blame. Jon Sopel asks him if this inquiry will manage to restore public faith in the British government.