New evidence of cover up in Dr David Kelly's death. Doctors want inquest.

[Jan Klimkowski]

Further questions have been raised over the death of Dr David Kelly after police admitted that two personal items found with his body his mobile phone and a watch did not have any fingerprints on them.

The news brings the number of objects without fingerprints at the site where the weapons inspector's body was discovered to five the other three being the knife he allegedly used to slash his wrist, the packs of pills he is said to have overdosed on, and a water bottle.

This suggests the presumed hit team was too clever by half.

These are not random, little used, items. These are - mostly - highly personal items, which should have lots of Kelly fingerprints.

The commonsense interpretation of no fingerprints at all, is that the items were professionally wiped down to obliterate the presence of all fingerprints - friend and foe alike.