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Blair commissioned an inquiry on a very narrow remit, that did not
address
the fundamental issues, but was instead intended to divert
attention
away
from the more critical subjects. Very successfully I may add.

What crap. The report went far over the remit of Hutton. Get real

Said by someone who obviously hasn't read even a summery of the report
or
what Lord Hutton said in his televised diatribe...

I listened to it, and 24 hours TV coverage of it too. Great report.


"Gilligan statement in full ...

I am today resigning from the BBC. I and everyone else involved here
have for five months admitted the mistakes we made.

We deserved criticism. Some of my story was wrong, as I admitted at the
inquiry, and I again apologise for it.

My departure is at my own initiative. But the BBC collectively has been
the victim of a grave injustice. If Lord Hutton had fairly considered
the evidence he heard, he would have concluded that most of my story was
right.

The government did sex up the dossier, transforming possibilities and
probabilities into certainties, removing vital caveats; the 45-minute
claim was the `classic example' of this; and many in the intelligence
services, including the leading expert in WMD, were unhappy about it.

Thanks to what David Kelly told me and other BBC journalists, in very
similar terms, we know now what we did not know before.

{Tribute to Kelly follows}

That fat lying slob should have been sacked immediately.