The Death of Dr David Kelly

Questions over his death six years ago wont go away. Now a group of specialist doctors have announced they will mount a legal challenge to overturn the official verdict of “suicide”, saying “he could not have died from loss of blood” as claimed

A British Member of Parliament explains why after spending a year investigating his death, he’s now conviced that Dr David Kelly didn’t commit suicide

Five years after his death at 59, his close friend, an American military linguist has come forward to dispute the official account of his death

Norman Baker’s The Strange Death of David Kelly charts the moral depths of the Blair regime

In the weeks before he was discovered dead in a wood in Oxfordshire on Friday, July 18, 2003, Dr David Kelly was treated as a pawn in the Government’s game

While investigating the death of Dr David Kelly I made many strange dicoveries, writes Norman Baker, not least some disturbing parallels with the case of a young American journalist named Danny Casolaro

It is becoming increasingly clear that the Hutton inquiry was intended as a cover-up. And forget talk about the involvement of “anti-Saddam Iraqis”, Kelly was murdered at the instigation of the Anglo-American establishment

Americans may reassure themselves that when the goon squad begins its killing spree, they at least have the firepower to defend themselves. In Britain, it will all be over in a day. Michael James reflects on the implications of the Hutton Report

British MP Norman Baker has set out in detail for the first time why he believes the secret service murdered the Government scientist Dr David Kelly

After an eight-month investigation, a senior member of parliament has concluded that claims that weapons inspector David Kelly committed suicide do not “hold water”