Chilcot Report: Relatives Angry At £767 Cost

It has led bereaved relatives to call on former prime minister Tony Blair to foot the cost, given they had "already paid with our children's lives". The families have been invited to attend the public statement to be made by inquiry chairman Sir John Chilcot on that date, prior to which they will be able to read an embargoed copy. But Rose Gentle, from Glasgow, whose son Fusilier Gordon Gentle was killed in a bomb attack in Basra in 2004 aged 19, argued families should also get a free hard copy.