Blair faces call for 9/11 intelligence probe

British Prime Minister Tony Blair faced calls for a fresh inquiry into intelligence failings today amid US claims they contributed to September 11.

Blair faces call for 9/11 intelligence probe
Wed, 14 Apr, 2004 - 13:46

British Prime Minister Tony Blair faced calls for a fresh inquiry into intelligence failings today amid US claims they contributed to September 11.

Blair has already been forced to set up the Butler Inquiry into why information on Iraqi weapons was wrong.

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