Iraq plans 'ramped up after Blair-Bush meeting'

British defence chiefs “ramped up” planning for possible involvement in a US invasion of Iraq after a key meeting between Tony Blair and George Bush, the inquiry into the war heard today.

British defence chiefs “ramped up” planning for possible involvement in a US invasion of Iraq after a key meeting between Tony Blair and George Bush, the inquiry into the war heard today.

The head of the Armed Forces at the time insisted there was “absolutely no contingency planning” for military action in Iraq in 2001.

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