A. A second view was that Dr Kelly may have been at fault for speaking too freely to an untrustworthy journalist, but that the government had exposed him when they should have shielded him.

B. When the news came out, many thought so.

C. Did government ill-treatment drive David Kelly to suicide?

D. The third and mildest critique was that although it might have been necessary to release his name, the government did it in a shabby, underhand way, thus contributing to his suicide.
E. Some saw Dr Kelly as a whistleblower, a public-spirited civil servant who had exposed official deceit.

(a) CBEAD

(b) CBEDA

(c) EACBD

(d) EACDB