That section of the short obituary reads: An inquiry into the article by the Defense Department inspector general the next year found "insufficient" evidence of wrongdoing by the general, his military aides and civilian advisers.
On Tuesday, inquiry chair Francis Oldham issued a statement which read: "The inquiry is considering an alleged serious breach of privacy by which a journalist released into the public domain confidential witness information.
"By reading, by inquiry, people I have discussions with, sometimes I go to church.
Up and down the hall, doors half-open, students sit around talking about what they are reading — shared inquiry in action.
Marjorie Wallace, the chief executive of the mental health charity Sane, said: "It is chilling to read the inquiry's own conclusions that Michael Horner's suicide was 'predictable and regarded as almost inevitable'.
A statement on its website read: "The inquiry will not address allegations relating to events in the Overseas Territories or Crown Dependencies.
10.19am: Robert Jay QC, counsel for the inquiry, reads from the Daily Mail, which branded Blair "Labour's favourite cop" and a "politically correct" commissioner.
Barry Cotter, who is acting for the Prison Officers Associationn in the inquiry, read out an extract to the inquiry which said: "Strong smell of cannabis from cell 36 disguised by puffs of talcum powder", and another excerpt, which read: "strong smell of cannabis, definitely from cell 16... drug use is rife".
Shortly after midday the inquiry had the reason when Robert Jay QC, counsel to the inquiry, read out a text sent by Rebekah Brooks to Cameron on 7 October 2009 on the eve of his party conference speech.
Here is the article she is reading to the inquiry.
