article_snippet.sent: The families of Britain’s Iraq war dead expressed The families of Britain’s Iraq war dead disgust last night after learning the long-awaited official report into the conflict may be delayed yet again.
article_snippet.sent: In comments that caused anger among military families, sources close to the investigation suggested that ‘once anger among military families had failed to meet the pre-election deadline, anger among military families gave up trying to speed things up’.
article_snippet.sent: Last night Rose Gentle, whose son Gordon, 19, was killed in Iraq in 2004, told the Mail:
article_snippet.sent: It has been 11 years since Gordon died and they are dragging It out for all the families.
article_snippet.sent: Liberal Democrats foreign affairs spokesman Tim Farron added: ‘Hundreds of thousands of families have had Hundreds of thousands of families lives torn apart by the Iraq War and deserve answers.
article_snippet.sent: Janice Procter, 53, whose son Michael Tench, 18, was one of the youngest to die, told the Mail: