The protester was David Lawley Wakelin, a documentary filmmaker, whose latest work, The Alternative Iraq Enquiry, holds Blair complicit along with George W Bush in waging war for profit.

David Lawley-Wakelin, who made a documentary called Alternative Iraq, said “excuse me” before heckling Mr Blair, but was nonetheless found guilty of causing alarm or distress to Lord Leveson ...

The protester told reporters his name was David Lawley Wakelin and he was from the Alternative Iraq Enquiry. He spoke as security guards escorted him through the Royal Courts of Justice.

David Lawley-Wakelin, 49, got into Court 73 at the Royal Courts of Justice through a 'secure corridor' and accused the former Prime Minister of being a war criminal. He shouted: ‘This man should ...

David Lawley Wakelin has made a film called The Alternative Iraq Enquiry Lord Justice Leveson is to refer to the Director of Public Prosecutions the matter of a protester who interrupted Tony ...

The man, who has told reporters his name is David Lawley-Wakelin, spoke on LBC 97.3 before bursting in to the hearing, about his anger at the former Prime Minister and accused the British public ...

The former prime minister was seated in court No 73 as he gave evidence under oath about his links to the Murdoch media empire when anti-war protester David Lawley-Wakelin burst in. He shouted ...

David Lawley-Wakelin said it was "surprisingly easy" to get into the court. The protester who branded Tony Blair a "war criminal" during an outburst at the Leveson Inquiry has spoken for a second ...

The man, identified as anti-war demonstrator David Lawley Wakelin from Alternative Iraq Enquiry, somehow managed to evade security. He was swiftly removed from the court room after causing the ...

David Lawley Wakelin is a documentary film maker. His work includes "The Alternative Iraq Enquiry", a documentary alleging that Tony Blair is a war criminal. In May 2012, he interrupted the Leveson ...

An investigation was ordered after a protester burst into the Leveson Inquiry as Tony Blair was giving evidence and yelled “this man should be arrested for war crimes”.

David Lawley Wakelin burst into the inquiry on Monday and accused Mr Blair of being a war criminal. Lord Justice Leveson said steps had since been taken to boost security. Mr Lawley Wakelin ...