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Hutton Inquiry

The Hutton Inquiry was a 2003 judicial inquiry in the UK chaired by Lord Hutton, who was appointed by the Labour government to investigate the controversial circumstances surrounding the death of David Kelly, a biological warfare expert and former UN weapons inspector in Iraq.

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The inquiry

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Hutton Inquiry

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Hutton Inquiry

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related to The Strange Death of David Kelly · 15
Hutton Inquiry → Baker, British, Channel, David Kelly, He, In, Iraqi, Kelly, Kelly's, MP, Norman Baker, Political Book Award, Saddam Hussein, Thames Valley, The Strange Death
related to Medical criticisms and calls for inquest · 7
Hutton Inquiry → Former Conservative, In August, Kelly, Michael Howard, The Daily Telegraph, They, Throughout
related to External links · 4
Hutton Inquiry → BBC NewsHutton Report, Hutton Report, The Guardian, The Hutton Inquiry

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The Guardianinstance ofand criticism by British newspapers0.80text
Independentinstance ofand criticism by British newspapers0.80text
and the Daily Mailinstance ofand criticism by British newspapers0.80text
though others said it exposed serious flaws within the BBCinstance ofand criticism by British newspapers0.80text
The Timesinstance ofbut they questioned whether the conclusions were supported by the evidence.Other newspapers0.80text
The Suninstance ofbut they questioned whether the conclusions were supported by the evidence.Other newspapers0.80text
The Guardianinstance ofleft-wing newspapers0.80text
The Daily Mirrorinstance ofleft-wing newspapers0.80text
while supporting Blair against the Conservativesinstance ofleft-wing newspapers0.80text
strongly opposed British participation in the war in Iraqinstance ofleft-wing newspapers0.80text
and sympathised with what theyinstance ofleft-wing newspapers0.80text
Hutton Inquiryrelated to External linksThe Hutton Inquiry0.60section

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