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Tony Blair
The former British prime minister on the UK's Iraq war inquiry and the EU presidency.
Last Modified: 19 Dec 2009 10:27 GMT

The UK's Iraq war inquiry has been met by demonstrations by anti-war protesters [GALLO/GETTY]

On this episode of Frost over the World: Tony Blair, the former British prime minister, on the UK's Iraq war inquiry; Australia's minister for climate change and water on the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen; and the president of the unrecognised Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus on his hopes for reunification.

This episode aired from Friday, December 11, 2009.

Tony Blair

 

The former British prime minister talks to Sir David about the Middle East, the UK's Iraq war inquiry and the EU presidency.

Roger Waters

 

The creative genius behind seminal rock band, Pink Floyd, talks about Berlin, Sid Barrett and the future.

Mehmet Ali Talat

 

Mehmet Ali Talat, the president of the unrecognised Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, talks about his hopes for reunification.

Plus, Penny Wong, Australia's minister for climate change and water, joins Sir David from the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen. 

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