Inquiry blames missed warnings for scale of Britain's BSE crisis

Peter Aldhous

Nature, 2000, vol. 408, issue 6808, 3-4

Abstract: LONDON The long-awaited report from the public inquiry into the official handling of Britain's BSE epidemic, released last week, concludes that ministers and civil servants did not deliberately lie to the public - they genuinely believed that the risks were minimal.

Date: 2000
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