No inquiry into Kelly’s death

BRITISH Attorney General Dominic Grieve has ruled out asking the High Court to order an inquest into the death of David Kelly.

David Cameron suggested a full inquest was unnecessary last month, saying the Hutton report into the government weapons inspector’s death had been “fairly clear”.

But a group of campaigning doctors, led by Dr Stephen Frost, accused the government of being “complicit in a determined and concerted cover-up”, saying they would now seek a judicial review of Grieve’s decision.

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