George W Bush and Tony Blair must be held to account for feeding the public "a vast tapestry of lies" about the Iraq war, writer Harold Pinter said. The playwright launched a scathing attack on US and UK politicians in his lecture as winner of this year's Nobel Prize for Literature. Most politicians "are interested not in truth but in power and the maintenance of that power", the 75-year-old said. His speech was pre-recorded as Pinter was admitted to hospital this week. 'Live in ignorance' Pinter, 75, whose plays include The Birthday Party and Betrayal, was announced the winner of...