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Death of a scientist

机译：科学家之死

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When prime ministers are in trouble, they call for a judge to bail them out. Tony Blair's decision to ask Lord Hutton, an appeal court judge, to hold an urgent inquiry into the death of David Kelly (above), an adviser to the Ministry of Defence (MOD), provides the government with a breathing space. Mr Kelly killed himself after the government revealed his name as the source of the BBC'S report that the government had "sexed-up" intelligence information about the threat posed by Iraq. But this is more than the personal tragedy of a distinguished scientist crushed between quarrelling powers. Mr Kelly's death has raised the stakes for a government which is losing public trust and a public-service broadcaster whose journalism is under attack.
机译：当总理遇到麻烦时，他们要求法官予以纾困。托尼·布莱尔（Tony Blair）要求上诉法院法官赫顿勋爵（Lord Hutton）紧急调查国防部（MOD）顾问戴维·凯利（David Kelly）的去世，为政府提供了喘息的空间。凯利（Kelly）自杀后，政府透露了他的名字，成为英国广播公司（BBC）报告的来源，该报告称政府已“情报化”了有关伊拉克威胁的情报。但是，这不仅仅是在争吵的权力之间被压垮的杰出科学家的个人悲剧。凯利先生的去世为失去公共信任的政府和新闻业受到攻击的公共广播公司增加了赌注。

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