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56 rebel against
Blaii-'s war policy
Bush cites evideji~e
lo urge regime change
0y Phllip Websler,
Reload Worse .
.ad Been ".,at
'I'ONY LtLAllt snRered one uf
Ilm bigges[ revnlts of Ins leadet-
ebp last nighl whcu SG IaLour
MPs voted against his policy
on Iraq and tire ,.,,ad of
nTlre rebellmn li n .,
..u." al We end of
air all day yinefyIepty debate
liner publiOnCir of the Guy
entS doaner on v, ravlent
Saddern Hussein i arsenal
"ILe dossmq based air secret
intelhgence repuds, suggrsis
thl Iraq r.aid deploy cheml
Col nr boiogmal weapnns rvi W-
in 45 mumtes of an -1 de, be-
ing gtven that d rs develapnlg
InnBer range nusstlc that
p ~ 0 rr ~
- :
the ,c6te for war-.,
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ur luetunr,
WLUNESDAY SLY`PEMBGR 25 2002 SL wwwtlnresanline ce ek
plain tb,t Ihey ",o,ad In along
,11, M, Blio '. lorry 's h,
stayed xdinn IA, anibd of tire
UN, where eRnrts ,r e
stepped up tenlay to s ~e
a oew iesslntmn
yes requmng
Saddmn ro deromnnss~an he
weepois wntbm months
If M r glau ]at,, breaks wdh
the IIN and goes alung Win,
,. Arre,,cytr led in. .. . . . . to
oust the Itayt leader he seems
certain to face Ihe biggesl Iruu-
ble of In, leadershlp
Mr 13 IV, reaclion yesler-
rhy dluslraled the pmblems
aheod and ,,If he grasped by
labour NIP, aho dam, that
Mr lilmr, ~s lo" rlo" tu tire l75
Admmdrahon Speaking af-
Ier a [.abmei meehng bet
right, Mr Rush urged by Seca-
nty Conned to pass a strong
 1i565 WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 25 2002 5L

) 5s rebel against
31air's war policy
D Bush cites evidence
o urge regime change
yPhilip Websier,
oland Watson
Rd Greg Hurst
'--
ONY BUIA suffered one of
reblggestrevo2so`huleader-
hlpleast night mher" 56labour
,[Ps ~oted agamst bus panty
m L2q and Use prospect or
va-
T- be tebelboo carte on a
°.chntcal mohon at the end of
un' v emergen~ deoate
dt robot of the GO,-
en aessleronPresident
iadm. . Husser s arsenal
lhe dossten basea on secret
intelligence reports, suggests
that Irag cmld deploy there,
a .orbiological weaponswiLS-
in 45 zmnutes of an Order be-
ing gtven, met rt es de,erdPmg
langer :ange mnsdes tnat
.ad L'treateo EurapC and
that Sadcarn s agents are C;-
mg to buy At . .."ore to
make a nudear bamh 7he
Tvnes has Ieamt the' :hey
oave approached 13 countnes
Iraq greeted me oovment
xtth o=xlsron Art.rz a1,3aadr,
one of Saddams top aides, de-
so,bed it aa a "hotclrpotch of
hiF¢udts, uu, shott-stghte -
an1 ra~ve alkgabom" and
urged Mr 3fau to semi itto the
UN so that the Weapons " n-
spectors COLIC check Its uattns
it, themsel+es
Pres.dent B"uh sand n mn-
bnteder,aughetrider"ceta xa'-
rant the topobng ef Such.
That"', was nstamcnv off-
message m the eves of man,
Iabour MPs, Ecropean on--
taws and me UN and it
brought bome the dlYattoes
the r' -ie Muuster faces ur pt-
to tupartyandtnecaun-
trt Ipor[Uts approach to
Ira
In the C.cuts, Mr 31 .r
Iumted the sue Of Lbe famous
plain that they wo .ddgoalong
w1Et Mr Bbnt so mng as he
stayea xstlun the ambit of the
UN, where efio"s were
stepped +p vesterda; to seaure
a new resolubor req'.u~ng
Saddam to deco:mmsston hat
weaponsvnthmmonths
1f Mt 81art late.' breaks with
the UN and goes along wrth
an Ante "aan-led campatqn to
oust tee Iraq, leader he seea,s
certaintcfacethebiggestirou-
bIe of ms Isomer-
'up
Mr Bvsn's r-acbon yester-
ma, illustrated Was ribushoo
anead and will be grasped oy
Labour MPs who daun ttat
Mr Blatr is too dose to the US
Adrmnu°. .zbor" SpeaArrg as-
er a Cabmet meebng last
mgttt, Mr Both urged me Secu-
ray Cocnd to pass a strong
resolohm hofdmg Saddem to
accourt ad.L,g: 'If thry are
unable to do so, the Umted
5;ates and our 'tend, will a41-
because we heheve m peace
We wsnt to keep the peace
YVe sent bvst-.hls man
In the Comments, Ivlt' pints
sa:d 'I defy cmYone to say that
doe vial and soul &date,
shoa:dbeallowe,ianypess,b,t,-
ty of getr-r,g his be, dr o0
;aore chem:caf, biologual or
even mode
. ;, .boa -,4Is
.
weapons of treat inetsmston
progrxtnme ts achve, detaded
and grawme"
He urged IMPS [n read the
doseier for wluch be has asset-
ten a formvoro savlng ' ::nless
we face up to the tnrest not
only ao we rask andevrunmg
the authority of the UN,
whose resafutons he nefies,
but usore uopo-tantly and m
the longer te-m we prace at
n&k the lives red prosperity of
omr own People'
Mr Biau aLso prov,ued that
the Commors wmud be cou . rker at the al-Qa'qa cbemtsI plant near Baghdad
sulted if later deanons were

SaddarA's nuclear shopping tour i

rebelbon by hghhghhng the
dlHere ces between W asnmg-
ban and London He
that dlsv.nemar.t rather than
insisted
the ovcr~sln ow, of Saddest ,as
but obiateave and promised to
follow the UN route u, dealing
with lrzq While regime
charge wouJC be "wandeaul",
the Phone Minister made plain
that that was not the oble¢ o "
he exernse
£vea so, war More, ielt sum-
oe "itly sRongly to force a d,,-
at.. on a primeduria. touch
and xpose =,it divisions
Lee back bebches Flfiy-three on
Labour MPs, withroad tigamit" the
Gavemtnenp tlaee more
acting as 'tethers'
Wlule the evoL was far
an, n1)er than had been aredtct-
ed by be leaders me weeks
ago, it was sbll too big for the
co=urt of the Iabaur'eacer-
scup and 7robably understated
the magmtuee of concern
among the pasty's MPs Oth-
ers would have abatavned had
they been indicated to vote by
the whim out an the event
many potential tilisommers
went home early
During she debate one la-
bour MP arm- anoder made
made about on a on
bat at gave a deae hma drat
MPs would not be asked to
give advance, approval fez an
attarJ<
He itaitted theGovernment
was not seeking wan but said
that having mrsed the Issue of
dtsetrnng Saddam, tire matter
could not go a-"rresohred "If
the mtetrtatronal con" m,wty
raving made the cab for his
duarmamenk acw, at motv .-
men[ a[ the Point o[ as=.,
ah-ags Its shamders and walks
away,he will draw the condu-
%ons dutbah.,s face . with
Weakening 4L i0way, draw
Quit 41 :7ntetn0bonat comm
.-
nay will talk but not a :t, wdl
use driplaval but mat torte,
and we I"naw, agam &om our
theory. that dplomary not
,anted by the threat of force
has aever warked with a=-
loss, and ever will eark.'
The Govemmen^'s desster
but bad, dams the Iraq naa
chemtcal weepons'.hat could
be fired within an hour, bat
suit that ¢ s pressmig ahead
wdh the develapme"1[ of a new
gmeraha, of nussdes canable
Co. -ad on page Z m18
By Michael Evans
and Rlchard Beeston
IR9QIagentshavebeer, scaur-
mg countries across Afnw for
matter, to help Submit, Hus-
sean to budd nudear weapons,
T>', Trows bas lea=
The glossier re:eased by the
Government yatetdav noted
mpassing that $aghdadhadre-
ready med to acqtu:e "agru5-
cant gutmtrttes of mamurn
from Afna" But what it 1'-ft
out was evidence ablated 10
LheCablngOffice'sianlLntal-
hgence Cotrurnttee (7IC) that,
mg that Saadam's agents have
secretlyvtstted a ntanber afAb
ncan countr.es. U of wmch
tfave urar.mm as a output ze-
source
Uramatn Once cnnred,
muldfomr the rore af a nacle-
ar asset, but there it no evn-
denceye' that Seadam has so,
needed it acquiring it -If Ion;
load succeededmb uym gumal-
un hnm Afnca, re dose,
PV4N ~' ~ 4
"You7i(rnd tnc .rtujf
m.urh mnre e(fectva
then a sne"
ryr
,cold have smd so" one
Wlntenall a=-,- sod
The hiis me known to
ha etargetedthewar-ravaged
Demoaatm Bepubhc o1 Cob-
go, though no uramunm naa
best ecoacied inere far sever-
The Saddam
dOssi(Dr
Mr Blair cames the heavy
responsibility cf persuading
Arttencans that Europe 5
not bosRte to them
-Leadlngartmle, 23
9ranwen hladoat . 9 so.me of the mast ."
Iraq's JSmlnute threat .,-10
Bagndad rsection ., , .11
Nuclear programme, - 12
Palace hiding places _ . 77
Parliamennary report 14, 15
Worldreacfion 16
Samoa Jenkins, _=
Bates pegged . . ,. ,-15
al years The mtme that pro,
docent the uranmm tsed m the
Atnenert bombs dropped on
Hiroslnma a,d Nagasaki a
1945 is in an area controlled by
Zaebaowean boops
The dosardraws on top,te-
¢e' mre :Bgc+re, and refers-
only ganerdly to "Afnca" as a
patsntzl souae of uratuutn, J
passbly because o f Ihe fear
that too detaded an mslght l
zntgh t eapose the sou rces The I
PnmeMtrusterhasssdthat a]-
though an un"ecode,t .e a_
P I
.mount ofmtell.gencemarm-
Oz puoushed m the documen; I i
.` in-
.
sera
petition has bear exauded
The dossier statea that I--
,s Producing brolosal and
msrnttal weapons that can be
aepmyed m 45 minutes, that it I
u developmg " rnssdc with a
range of 1000ktrt f600 mtlesZ
andthat Saddammayhave giv- I
en hls son Qus a y Ne power to I
order Ihe use of sucnweapon-
What the dooument does
not do is Iml: Saddam to Osa-
ma It. lader." al-Qaeda and
the Septemoer ll atmdcs . The
mtelhgeuce comml[tee kas
conduded t.hat Saddam has no ~
rymoathy for Islaarc ftmda-
mentahsm
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