Tony Blair's evidence to the Leveson
Inquiry was sensationally interrupted today when a protester burst in
from behind the judge and branded the former Prime Minister a 'war
criminal'.
Gripping Lord Justice Leveson's bench, David Lawley-Wakelin yelled that Mr Blair had been 'paid off' by US investment bank JP Morgan, suggesting that it had profited from the Iraq War.
A security probe has now been launched into how the intruder breached security at the Royal Courts of Justice, bursting in from behind Lord Leveson through the entrance reserved for the judge alone.
A second man was also held this afternoon after an egg was thrown at Mr Blair's Range Rover as he left the High Court following his evidence. More
Gripping Lord Justice Leveson's bench, David Lawley-Wakelin yelled that Mr Blair had been 'paid off' by US investment bank JP Morgan, suggesting that it had profited from the Iraq War.
A security probe has now been launched into how the intruder breached security at the Royal Courts of Justice, bursting in from behind Lord Leveson through the entrance reserved for the judge alone.
A second man was also held this afternoon after an egg was thrown at Mr Blair's Range Rover as he left the High Court following his evidence. More
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