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    Andrew Gilligan sent an email discussing the leak of a memo from Alastair Campbell to the Guardian newspaper regarding changes Campbell suggested to the Iraq dossier. This second leaked memo contained a "complete" list of changes that was still private, not the one previously obtained. Conservatives were furious about the leak and blamed Campbell. Downing Street neither confirmed nor denied the leak. Gilligan suggested that the BBC's Westminster people obtain all other public memos submitted to the committee to look for helpful details.

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    Andrew Gilligan sent an email discussing the leak of a memo from Alastair Campbell to the Guardian newspaper regarding changes Campbell suggested to the Iraq dossier. This second leaked memo contained a "complete" list of changes that was still private, not the one previously obtained. Conservatives were furious about the leak and blamed Campbell. Downing Street neither confirmed nor denied the leak. Gilligan suggested that the BBC's Westminster people obtain all other public memos submitted to the committee to look for helpful details.

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    BBC 12 0018

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    Andrew Gilligan sent an email discussing the leak of a memo from Alastair Campbell to the Guardian newspaper regarding changes Campbell suggested to the Iraq dossier. This second leaked memo contained a "complete" list of changes that was still private, not the one previously obtained. Conservatives were furious about the leak and blamed Campbell. Downing Street neither confirmed nor denied the leak. Gilligan suggested that the BBC's Westminster people obtain all other public memos submitted to the committee to look for helpful details.

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    From: Andrew Gilligan-INTERNET


    Sent, 03 July 2003 12:00 AM
    To. Mark Damazer, Richard Sambrook and PA, Kevin Marsh

    Spoke to Ottaway again and he's happy, he didn't need to speak to my Jane's man
    Not a bad result but I get the impression there might be more fireworks over the leak to Thursday's Guardian of
    Campbell's memo This is his second one with the "complete" list of changes he suggested to the dossier, which is still
    private, not the one we've got .The Tories are furious and blame Campbell Downing St quoted as neither
    confirm ingldenying leak on Newsmght paper review Could be a serious own goal for AC - feeling of manipulation is
    definitely making the Tories angrier and more determined to stick anti-Campbell wording in the report Ultimately,
    however, Ottaway says Labour could vote en bloc

    Something I suggest is that our Westminster people or Martin Rosenbaum get all the other public-domain memos
    submitted to the committee ASAP tomorrow . There could be at least 30 judging by the numbering on the 4 we've
    already got These could then also be combed for helpful nuggets

    10drew

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