From the Guardian, 22 August

His chilling prediction of his own death during a conversation with the British diplomat David Broucher in Geneva in February, throws new light on his state of mind about the row over Britain's role in the Iraq war.
In a startling string of revelations yesterday, Lord Hutton's inquiry was told that Dr Kelly:
-- confirmed there had been a "robust" debate between Downing Street and the intelligence services about the September dossier on weapons of mass destruction
-- expressed scepticism about British claims that Iraq's weapons capability could be deployed quickly
-- had been in direct contact with senior Iraqi scientists and officials he knew, promising them the war could be avoided
-- feared he had "betrayed" these contacts and that the invasion had left him in a "morally ambiguous" position.
Full Guardian text
Transcripts of sessions at Hutton Inquiry website
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