The Iraq War Inquiry Delayed Until After 2015 General Election

The transcript discusses the prolonged delay in producing a report, suggesting it is to avoid political embarrassment for both Tory and Labour parties. It criticizes the panel as being biased and highlights the consensus between political parties on war decisions, which have led to disastrous consequences, including extremism. The transcript also addresses the growing mistrust in politicians, linking it to past events like the Iraq war and MP expenses scandal.

What is one reason suggested for the delay in the report's production?

• Insufficient evidence to draw conclusions

• Technical difficulties in compiling data

• Lack of funding for the investigation

• Avoiding embarrassment for political parties

Which political parties are mentioned as having a role in the decisions leading to the Iraq War?

• Liberal Democrats and UKIP

• Labour and Conservatives

• Conservatives and Green Party

• Labour and Liberal Democrats

What is one of the catastrophic outcomes linked to the decisions investigated by the Chilcot Inquiry?

• Rise of extremism and fanaticism

• Increase in global trade

• Economic recession

• Improvement in international relations

How has the Iraq War affected public perception of the political system?

• Increased trust in politicians

• Strengthened political alliances

• Disillusionment with the political system

• Greater voter turnout

What is a consequence of the public's mistrust in politicians?

• Increased political engagement

• Strengthened political parties

• Falling out of love with the political system

• Improved government transparency