Redactions leave question marks on former MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove's private testimony to Chilcot inquiry
Heavily redacted pages from the private testimony of Sir Richard Dearlove to the Chilcot inquiry
25 January 2011 - Never let it be said that Britain's spies do not have a sense of humour. Ninety-three pages of evidence (pdf) given in private to the Iraq inquiry by Sir Richard Dearlove, the former head of MI6, have finally been released. Unfortunately, they have been so heavily redacted by the censors that some are entirely black, save for a lone, enigmatic question mark.
Dearlove, known officially as C, for chief, was head of Britain's foreign intelligence service in the runup to the invasion. He has been criticised for helping the Blair government to "sex up" the Iraqi WMD dossier. But it would be hard to glean much evidence of this from pages that, for example, now only contain the phrase "OK, thank you." {continued}
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Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Iraq War Inquiry: Redactions leave question marks
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