In video: Iraq weapons row inquiry

News Interactive presents full coverage of the key witnesses' evidence to the Foreign Affairs Select Committee as it investigates whether the government misled MPs over the case for war in Iraq.

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25 June 2003: Alastair Campbell

Mr Campbell faces MPs' questions

Tony Blair's press chief Alastair Campbell says he regrets the problems with the "dodgy dossier" about Iraq's illegal weapons, but he denies claims he "sexed up" an earlier dossier.

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24 June 2003: Jack Straw

The foreign secretary admits some of the evidence used by the government to help justify war with Iraq had been an "embarrassment" and should never have been published.

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17 June 2003: Robin Cook and Clare Short

I think there was a selection of evidence to support the conclusion

Robin Cook

The two former cabinet ministers both say they had been told by MI6 that Iraq was not an immediate threat, despite dossier claims that weapons of mass destruction could be launched at short notice.