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Friday, May 20, 2011

Cameron Opposing another Dr Kelly Inquest

Doctors slam Cameron for opposing Dr Kelly inquest


MAY 19, 2011 - David Cameron yesterday pre-empted the results of a review of evidence into the suicide of the Iraq war whistleblower Dr David Kelly in 2003, saying that he is satisfied there is "no need to take the case forward".

Attorney General Dominic Grieve is currently considering evidence provided by a group of doctors campaigning for an inquest to be held into the death of the Iraq weapons inspector.

Kelly's body was found in woods near his Oxfordshire home shortly after he was unmasked as the source of the BBC's report into the so-called 'dodgy dossier' that was used to support the case for war in Iraq.

No inquest was held after the 2004 Hutton Inquiry found nothing suspicious about his death. But the group of doctors believe the circumstances are suspicious: they say the painkillers taken by Dr Kelly could not have killed him and claim there were no fingerprints on the five personal items found near his body.

Yesterday, Cameron said in Prime Minister's Questions: "On the
issue of Dr David Kelly, I thought the results of the inquest that were carried out and the report into it were fairly clear. I don't think it's necessary to take the case forward." {continued}

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