Bereaved families condemn 'smug' Blair

Military families gave a damning verdict on former British Prime Minister Tony Blair's performance at the Iraq Inquiry today and accused him of being "smug".

Bereaved families condemn 'smug' Blair
Fri, 29 Jan, 2010 - 14:13

Military families gave a damning verdict on former British Prime Minister Tony Blair's performance at the Iraq Inquiry today and accused him of being "smug".

The tanned former leader smiled frequently at the panel as he gave his evidence.

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