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Others want to see more intelligence on whether Iraq actually has the capacity to develop a nuclear weapon over the next five years.

Through intermediaries, Mr. Cuomo's campaign has sought intelligence on whether the other candidates were coordinating and how they planned to attack him, according to two people involved in the campaign.

According to Milder, the Security Service focuses much of its efforts on these men, interviewing them as they return to Sweden and gathering intelligence on whether they might be planning attacks on home soil or "actively supporting terrorism" in some capacity.

The separate review by the Senate committee will consider whether the digests presented the White House with an accurate picture of prewar intelligence on Iraq, and whether they adequately reflected the views of intelligence agencies outside the C.I.A., senior congressional officials said.

With the rise of Mr. Castro, Mr. Rubottom represented the State Department in meetings with military and intelligence officials on whether, how and when to try to eliminate him both before and after he seized power in January 1959.

Government officials and people close to Mr. Tenet said the classified report was a detailed account of mistakes and miscalculations by American intelligence agencies on whether Iraq possessed illicit weapons before the United States invaded last year.

A1 One of the reports, from the Senate Intelligence Committee, gives a detailed account of mistakes and miscalculations by American intelligence agencies on whether Iraq possessed illicit weapons before the United States invaded last year.

At the same time, Britain is awaiting a report by a senior judge, Lord Hutton, on whether the intelligence on Iraq's illicit weapons was embellished by Mr. Blair and his aides in order to make a case for war.

Any day now, Lord Hutton is expected to deliver his final report on whether the intelligence on Iraq's illicit weapons was embellished by Mr. Blair and his aides in order to make a case for war.

The administration is debating whether Israeli intelligence on a Syrian weapons programme justified last month's airstrike on the country, and whether it may justify a change in American policy towards both Riyadh and Pyongyang.

Mr. Ventrell declined to say whether detailed intelligence on the weapons shipments had been or would be shared with Mr. Maliki.