I won't say sorry for Iraq war, says Blair

A DEFIANT Tony Blair yesterday refused to apologise over claims that he had "misrepresented" the case for war with Iraq.

The British Prime Minister angrily rejected an accusation by Tory leader Michael Howard that he did not "accurately report" the intelligence on Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction.

As Iraq dominated the first Prime Minister's Questions since MPs returned to Westminster from their summer break, Mr Blair accused Mr Howard of "playing politics" with the war.

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