BLAIR'S WAR: The Hutton inquiry: Dyke plans `robust' defence of BBC - and tighter controls on reporters; The Kelly affair might not have happened if the corporation had said sorry for minor errors, reports James Morrison.(News)

From: The Independent on Sunday (London, England) | Date: September 14, 2003| Author: Morrison, James | Copyright information

Byline: James Morrison

Greg Dyke, the BBC's director-general, is likely to be questioned at the Hutton Inquiry tomorrow over his refusal to rectify or apologise for minor flaws in Andrew Gilligan's reporting on the Iraq weapons dossier, sources at the corporation said last night.

Mr Dyke is expected to be asked to explain why he failed to give ground weeks ago over an assertion in one broadcast by Gilligan that Downing Street knowingly inserted false informati...

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