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In November 2004, Neil Heritage was blown up by a car bomb near Camp Dogwood in Iraq. He lost both his legs in the explosion and woke up two weeks later. A bomb disposal expert, he was finishing his shift when the attack took place.
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How do you pick an expert? The flawed argument against Lords reform You need an expert. What do you do? There are plenty of different ways of going about finding one, I’m sure. But I bet you don’t dig out the books from 20 years ago, look who was an expert back then, place the names in the hat and then pick out a name or two
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Bob Airnworth, defence secretary, said Tony Blair would have lost the Iraq vote if he had admitted that Saddam did not have weapons of mass destruction before the invasion
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A fingerprint expert who lost her job in 2007 over the Shirley McKie affair wins her case for unfair dismissal.
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Whilst I am pleased that almost a full three years after a Plaid-SNP motion calling for an inquiry into the Iraq war, Labour have finally come around to accepting one needs to take place, I am disgusted (although hardly surprised) that it is due to take place behind closed doors. It is typical of New Labour that they refused to have an inquiry into the war but have now set one up to take place in ...
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The revamped Morning Star leads with an interesting story today, Iraq WMD expert was assassinated. According to the Star, thirteen doctors have demanded a fresh inquiry into the scientist John Kelly’s death near his Oxfordshire home in 2003. Dr Kelly, a Ministry of Defense biological warfare expert who questioned the government's justification for invading Iraq, was found dead near wood...
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Equitable Life policyholders will today find out details of a state compensation package for investments lost in the society's collapse.
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