Leveson intruder David Lawley Wakelin had heckled Tony Blair before on Question Time Later Mr Lawley Wakelin travelled to the Middle East to direct a 45 minute short film on the Iraq war titled The Alternative Iraq Enquiry. In the 2010 film, Mr Lawley Wakelin travels to Iraq to ask its citizens and military personnel whether they agree with him. The Alternative Iraq Enquiry then asks: should Tony Blair be taken to the Hague and tried for crimes against peace? The TV and film professional also worked on 27 episodes of Time Team as a first assistant director and a 2010 Everest documentary entitled The Wildest Dream. He also runs a blog called "the Blair war crimes foundation" with the slogan: "Aim: To bring Tony Blair to trial." Mr Lawley Wakelin appeared with anti-Iraq war MP George Galloway in a TalkSport radio show last year. His ability to harangue Mr Blair for a second time raises security issues over the Leveson inquiry. After the incident, Lord Justice Leveson said: "I'm sorry about that Mr Blair. I'd like to found out how this gentleman managed to access the court through what is supposed to be a secure corridor. I'll have an investigation undertaken about that immediately. I apologise. Mr Blair replied: "That's fine can I actually say on the record what he said about Iraq and JP Morrgan is completely and totally untrue. I have never had a discussion with them about that or any other relationship between them and Iraq. A Scotland Yard spokesman said: "He has been arrested on suspicion of breach of the peace. He's currently in custody at a central London police station.