The files were left at Waterloo station, on a train heading to Surrey, by a senior security official. They were found by a passenger who handed them to the BBC's security correspondent, Frank Gardner.Not that it's news to those who have been paying attention. But our incomparable American press corps has been diligently burying Iraq War news in the back pages for months now.
The documents, which were compiled by the government's joint intelligence committee, contained the latest assessment of al-Qaida and a "top secret and, in some cases, damning" assessment of Iraq's security forces, said Gardner.
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