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Blair's view on Iraq 'tightened' after Bush meeting

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The UK believed it was pointless to resist US plans for regime change in Iraq a full year before the invasion, the Iraq war inquiry has been told.

Sir Christopher Meyer said no officials were at the Bush family ranch talks - but the next day Mr Blair mentioned regime change for the first time.

Nicholas Witchell reports.

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