Blair Apologizes for Iraq War Video

Who's Apologizing Now?

Tony Blair, Former PM of Britian, apologizes for the "dangers troops face" in Iraq.

Prime Minister Tony Blair, his decade in power drawing to a close, said Wednesday he is sorry for the peril faced by British troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, but he made no apologies for supporting the United States in taking military action there.

Blair faced the House of Commons for a last time before going to Buckingham Palace to resign as prime minister, clearing the way for Treasury chief Gordon Brown to take command of the government.

Blair refuses to apologize for Iraq security

Who's NOT SORRY now?

Jeez, lots going on around the UK and Iraq: Prince Harry IS going to 'theatre'; Tony Blair IS pulling out most of the UK troops; and now Tony Blair is refusing to apologize about the security situation in Iraq:

BBC The prime minister told BBC Radio 4 that extremists trying to thwart Iraq's democracy were to blame for attacks. "I don't think we should be apologising at all for what we are doing in Iraq. We're trying to support the democrats against the terrorists," he added.

The UK is to withdraw 1,600 troops from Iraq but Mr Blair said numbers could increase again "if we're needed".