I'm not one to wander into the strange territory of politics, but I'm bemused by this whole incident. Wasn't Hutton meant to give a completely, utterly impartial jurisdiction? I don't see how the Government isn't to blame, so how did they get off so unscathed? In what way was the BBC responcible for Dr Kelley's "suicide"?
As for Greg Dyke, he's always struck me as a bad person to have in charge of the Beeb, but I honestly wouldn't know.
Always amused me to think of his wife's name, though. *immature tittering*
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