Selwyn Manning and Paul Deady discuss how the Chilcot Inquiry into decisions that led to Britain partnering with the USA to invade Iqaq is heating up in London. The British Government's top legal appointees said this week they advised then Foreign Secretary Jack Straw that the invasion would be illegal. Tony Blair is to appear before the inquiry Friday night (New Zealand time). What impact does this all have on the public's confidence in classified information, info that's kept secret and which is only sighted by a select grouping of officials and prime ministers and presidents?