The 2003 invasion of Iraq is a conflict that still leaves a scar on the nation 20 years on from when the first shots were fired.
The case for war was never convincingly made at the time and it has looked worse with each passing year. We tell the stories today of three Scots mums who lost sons in the conflict.
Christine Morgan, Margaret Valentine and Rose Gentle continue to grieve for their sons who were lost in the conflict, which began on March 20, 2003. They say they do not forgive Tony Blair for sending their sons to war on the flimsiest pretext – and neither should they.
