British Prime Minister Tony Blair's government came under fire Tuesday in Parliament, where an inquiry began on whether allegations of Iraq's weapons capabilities were exaggerated to help bolster the case for war. Two former Cabinet ministers in Blair's government testified -- and accused his government of misrepresenting the intelligence data. NPR's Guy Raz reports from London.
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