Person: Donald Anderson

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Grass and fertility on agenda for conference

WILL milk price hold up, with supply expanding internationally, and the world in the grip of recession?

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Pakistan seeks international help for Kashmir

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Blair tells of 'quandry' over Iraq dossier source

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British Foreign Affairs committee chairman to face inquiry

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Hutton Inquiry set to grill Blair spin doctor Campbell

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Preliminary hearing into Kelly death

Ministers avoid questions on Kelly

BRITISH Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon and Foreign Secretary Jack Straw yesterday side-stepped a barrage of questions over the death of Government scientist Dr David Kelly.

Fri, 25 Jul, 2003

Plans to publish Gilligan evidence shelved

Plans to publish evidence given in secret by BBC journalist Andrew Gilligan to the British Commons Foreign Affairs Committee have been postponed indefinitely, committee chairman Donald Anderson said today.

Thu, 24 Jul, 2003

BBC confirms Kelly as report source

THE BBC’s credibility was questioned last night after Dr David Kelly was confirmed as the prime source for reports that intelligence on Iraq was “sexed up”.

Mon, 21 Jul, 2003

Kelly was main source for BBC weapons story

The BBC’s credibility was questioned tonight after Dr David Kelly was confirmed as the prime source for reports that intelligence on Iraq was “sexed up”.

Sun, 20 Jul, 2003

BBC reporter accused of changing story

BBC journalist Andrew Gilligan was today accused of changing his story about Alistair Campbell's involvement in drawing up a British government dossier on Iraq by MPs.

Thu, 17 Jul, 2003

Iraq uranium claim creates trans-Atlantic rift

Tony Blair is coming under mounting pressure to authorise an independent inquiry into the Iraqi dossiers affair after a trans-Atlantic split opened up over crucial intelligence.

Sun, 13 Jul, 2003

Blair insists he was right to go to war against Iraq

BRITISH Prime Minister Tony Blair yesterday defiantly declared he was right to go to war against Iraq and had not misled the public or Parliament to do so.

Wed, 09 Jul, 2003

BBC apology sought as Campbell cleared

BRITISH Foreign Secretary Jack Straw has demanded an apology from the BBC after Alastair Campbell and the rest of the British Government were cleared of political interference in the Iraq dossier row.

Tue, 08 Jul, 2003

UK govt demand apology from BBC

British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw demanded an apology from the BBC today after Alastair Campbell and the rest of the British government were cleared of political interference in the Iraq dossier row by Commons MPs.

Mon, 07 Jul, 2003

British man among al-Qaida prisoners

A British man is among those being held prisoner by the US at Guantanamo naval base in Cuba, the British Foreign Office has confirmed.

Sat, 12 Jan, 2002

‘Civilians killed in US bombing raid'

An investigation was demanded today into reports that civilian homes were targeted in a US bombing raid on a village in Afghanistan.

Thu, 03 Jan, 2002

British MP seeks inquiry into Afghan civilian casualties

An MP in British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s Labour Party has demanded an investigation into reports that the US targeted civilian homes in an attack on the Afghan village of Niazi Qala last Saturday.

Thu, 03 Jan, 2002