Vital witnesses in the inquiry

The following people are expected to give evidence to the Hutton Inquiry:

Tony Blair; Geoff Hoon; Alastair Campbell; BBC chairman Gavyn Davies; Dr Kelly's widow Janice and one or more of his three daughters; friends and colleagues; a psychiatrist will give an opinion on Dr Kelly's state of mind when he took his life; Andrew Gilligan, the BBC journalist who claimed Downing Street embellished the dossier; Susan Watts, the Newsnight journalist will also be called to describe two conversations she had with the scientist; Gavin Hewitt, a BBC reporter who interviewed Dr Kelly; Donald Anderson, foreign affairs committee chairman; Ann Taylor, chairman of the intelligence and security committee; officials from "MoD and other departments"; Thames Valley police; a member of the Ba'hai faith to explain the beliefs of followers, of which Dr Kelly was one.