The Army boss and his private legal team who could add years to Chilcot delay: General Sir Nicholas Houghton believed to be one of those whose objections are holding up the inquiry

‘The head of the Armed Forces has hired his own private lawyers to help rebut criticism of him in Sir John Chilcot’s Iraq inquiry report, the Daily Mail can reveal.

General Sir Nicholas Houghton – Chief of the Defence Staff – has rejected free government legal advice and is understood to be one of those whose objections are holding up the inquiry, which has dragged on for more than six years.

Sir Nicholas, who is David Cameron’s top military adviser, has been told that he is among several senior military commanders facing criticism in the report.’

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