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daily mail UKThe head of the Iraq war inquiry last night cleared the way for a full inquest into the death of weapons inspector Dr David Kelly.
Sir John Chilcot said the Government scientist's apparent suicide in July 2003 was 'not a matter' for his five-man panel to investigate.
But he invited campaigners who believe Dr Kelly was murdered to formally request that Attorney General Dominic Grieve orders an inquest.
Sir John's spokesman said: 'The inquiry has no statutory powers, and the committee is not appropriately qualified to decide on medical matters.
'The committee's conclusion is, therefore, that the proper route would be an application to the Attorney General.'
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Despite pressure from medical experts, the Iraq Inquiry into the run-up and aftermath of the war has decided not to investigate Dr Kelly's death.
Sir John's spokesman said: 'The committee has reached the concluded view that the death of Dr Kelly is not a matter it should consider.
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