Family of dead soldier want Blair prosecuted

The transcript details the emotional journey of Simon Miller's parents as they travel to Westminster to learn about their son's death in Iraq. Simon was one of six British soldiers killed in a notorious incident. The Chilcott Report's findings, stating the invasion was unjustified, deeply affected them. They express their grief and anger towards Tony Blair, holding him accountable for their son's death. The transcript captures their ongoing pain and the impact of the report's revelations.

What was the purpose of the Millers' trip to Westminster?

• To participate in a protest

• To attend a family reunion

• To visit a historical site

• To understand the circumstances of their son's death

How did the Chilcott report affect the Millers?

• It was ignored by them

• It justified the invasion

• It confirmed their son died in vain

• It provided closure

What did the Millers believe about the soldiers' mission in Iraq?

• They were misled about the reasons for the invasion

• They were on a training exercise

• They were on a peacekeeping mission

• They were there for humanitarian aid

Who do the Millers hold responsible for their son's death?

• Tony Blair

• The United Nations

• The Iraqi government

• The military

What ongoing impact does Simon's death have on the Millers?

• They have forgotten the incident

• They experience constant grief and loss

• They have moved on completely

• They feel a sense of pride