The new leader of the British Labour Party is set to repudiate and apologize for British participation in the U.S.-led coalition invasion of Iraq in 2003.

The move will take place at a Labour Party conference this weekend, according to The Independent, with the party distancing itself from a key part of former Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair’s legacy.

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