Blair faces Hutton inquiry

British Prime Minister Tony Blair was today due to explain his role in events leading up to the apparent suicide of his government's weapons expert Dr David Kelly.

Blair faces Hutton inquiry
Thu, 28 Aug, 2003 - 07:05

British Prime Minister Tony Blair was today due to explain his role in events leading up to the apparent suicide of his government's weapons expert Dr David Kelly.

During his appearance this morning at the Hutton inquiry, Mr Blair is sure to be probed on two crucial issues.

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