Cherie Blair 'should be ashamed of herself', says Dr David Kelly's brother-in-law
                   
telegraph.co.uk: Dr David Kelly killed himself during the furore over the evidence for the Iraq war telegraph.co.uk
telegraph.co.uk     14-May-2008            

The brother-in-law of weapons expert Dr David Kelly has said Cherie Blair should be “ashamed of herself” for raking over his suicide to promote her autobiography. Derek Vawdrey, the brother of Dr Kelly’s widow Janice, is furious that the former Prime Minister’s wife has used the circumstances of... [read full story]                    


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