The Fairfax bank also includes "staff impressions" of donors in its dossiers.
Moreover, the report said, Mr. Blair's government ignored some of the intelligence agencies' concerns about the flimsiness and limitations of the information concerning Iraq's unconventional weapons when it published its dossier in September 2002.
CIA sources confirmed on 11 July that they had advised Britain to omit the Niger allegations in its September 2002 dossier.
In Harkat's Canadian trial, after Michael Hayden admitted that Abu Zubaydah had been waterboarded, Canadian officials deleted all references to Abu Zubaydah's alleged statements in its public dossier.
Dame Pauline was one of the few governors to protest about chairman Gavyn Davies' decision to rush to support the BBC in its Iraq dossier row with the government last summer but up to now has not spoken out.
Just as the F.B.I. applied its own idiosyncratic standards in trying to judge Hemingway, its dossier on John Steinbeck (1902-68) reveans an effort to challenge Steinbeck's Americanism and to judge him negatively because he wrote about social and economic justice.
In its database are dossiers on the 200 most prolific spammers and the addresses of the 8,000 computers they use to inundate people with ads.
The judge, Lord Hutton, also exonerated the government, both in its preparation of the dossier and in the death of David Kelly, a government weapons specialist who killed himself last July when he was revealed as the source of Mr. Gilligan's broadcast.
Iraq "envisages the use of weapons of mass destruction in its current military planning," the dossier said, "and could deploy such weapons within 45 minutes of the order being given for their use".
It made the proposal in a new dossier outlining its claims which it delivered to the British parliament last April.
