"They went to find the weapons of mass destruction cited as justification for the invasion. They didn't find them. They didn't find them. They didn't find them. They didn't find them. They didn't find them. They didn't find them. They didn't find them. They didn't find them. They didn't find them. They didn't find them. Bush lied. Cheney lied. Powell lied. Blair lied. Asnar lied. Howard lied. Rice lied. Perle lied. Wolfowitz lied. Rumsfeld lied. Period, end of discussion." - Mike Rivero
The BBC reported that a US administration source had told the Corporation that the Iraq Survey Group will publish an interim report next month saying that it has found no WMDs, delivery systems or laboratories.
The document will, however, include computer programmes, files, paperwork and pictures suggesting Saddam's regime was developing a WMD programme.
Downing Street described The Daily Politics programme's report as "speculation", though it acknowledged that the interim report was unlikely to reach firm conclusions about Iraq's alleged WMD.
A No 10 spokesman said: "People should wait. The reports today are speculation about an unfinished draft of an interim report that has not even been presented yet. And when it comes it will be an interim report, the ISG's work will go on.
"The UK has played a significant role in the work of the ISG, including providing its deputy director, and our clear expectation is that this interim report will not reach firm conclusions about Iraq's possession of WMD."
Shadow foreign secretary Michael Ancram said in a statement: "If this BBC report is accurate, this is another damaging blow to the Prime Minister's credibility.
"He has repeatedly used the Iraq Survey Group to stonewall criticism on weapons of mass destruction.
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