Tony Blair caved in to the Saudis' demand to halt the BAE inquiry. Today's court ruling shows just how groundless his excuse was. Richard Norton-Taylor reports.

Given previous security service qualms about aiding the CIA, writes Richard Norton-Taylor, MI5's handling of al-Rawi's and el-Banna's cases was utterly reckless.

The evidence could not be clearer that the prime minster subverted the truth to take us to war.

New evidence clears up whether Bush sought to bomb al-Jazeera. But we are not allowed to hear it.

Tony Blair takes advice from his security experts when it fits with his foreign policy, and ignores it when it doesn't.