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Scarlett was appoint as 'Strategic Advisor' to Norwegian energy company Statoil in May 2011. <ref>[http://theforeigner.no/pages/news/statoil-hires-dodgy-ex-mi6-head/ Statoil hires ‘dodgy’ ex MI6 head] - The Foreigner 23 May 2011</ref> | Scarlett was appoint as 'Strategic Advisor' to Norwegian energy company Statoil in May 2011. <ref>[http://theforeigner.no/pages/news/statoil-hires-dodgy-ex-mi6-head/ Statoil hires ‘dodgy’ ex MI6 head] - The Foreigner 23 May 2011</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 18:45, 1 July 2014
Sir John McLeod Scarlett was appointed head of the Secret Intelligence Service - MI6 - in 2004. He had previously served as chairman of the Joint Intelligence Committee and head of the Intelligence and Securities Secretariat in the Cabinet Office.
MI6 career
A fluent Russian speaker, he joined MI6 in 1970 and during his early career served in Nairobi, Moscow, and Paris.
He went on to be in charge of Britain's station in Moscow. [1]
Iraq dossier
Scarlett chaired the Joint Intelligence Committee from 3 September 2001. In this role he had responsibility for the dossier on alleged Iraqi weapons of mass destruction published by the British Government in September 2002. [2]
Statoil Appointment
Scarlett was appoint as 'Strategic Advisor' to Norwegian energy company Statoil in May 2011. [3]
References
- ↑ BBC News Profile: John Scarlett, 26 August 2003, accessed 26 February 2008
- ↑ Hutton Inquiry Hearing Transcripts. Tuesday, 26 August 2003, Morning
- ↑ Statoil hires ‘dodgy’ ex MI6 head - The Foreigner 23 May 2011
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