Iraqi Weapons of Mass Destruction
Intelligence and Assessments
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Iraqi Weapons of Mass Destruction
Narrated by:
Felbrigg Napoleon Herriot
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Narrated by:
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Felbrigg Napoleon Herriot
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By:
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Ann Taylor
About this listen
Britain was encouraged to participate in the second Gulf War by the publication of an intelligence report that suggested that Saddam Hussein could attack the UK with weapons of mass destruction within 45 minutes.
When the WMDs failed to materialise, the original report was questioned, it was suggested in parliament that it had been "sexed up" as a way to scare the UK into war.
Ann Taylor (MP) led an investigation to determine if the the public had been misled, and this is what they found.
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