Denning Report on the Profumo affair

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The Denning Report on the Profumo affair is a 1963 official British government inquiry, led by Lord Denning, into the political and security implications of the scandal surrounding John Profumo’s relationship with Christine Keeler.

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instanceOf government report
official inquiry report
alsoKnownAs Denning Report NERFINISHED
Report of the Tribunal appointed to inquire into the circumstances leading to the resignation of the former Secretary of State for War, Mr. J. D. Profumo NERFINISHED
author Alfred Denning, Baron Denning NERFINISHED
chairperson Alfred Denning, Baron Denning NERFINISHED
commissionedBy British government NERFINISHED
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan NERFINISHED
concludes John Profumo lied to the House of Commons
no evidence of a security leak arising from the Profumo affair
there was no widespread conspiracy against the government
country United Kingdom
dateOfInquiry 1963
documentType printed report
era Macmillan ministry NERFINISHED
focusesOn Christine Keeler NERFINISHED
John Profumo NERFINISHED
Stephen Ward NERFINISHED
Yevgeny Ivanov NERFINISHED
possible security breaches
security implications of the Profumo affair
genre government white paper
governmentDepartment Home Office NERFINISHED
hasPart analysis of ministerial behaviour
findings on security vetting procedures
narrative of events in the Profumo affair
historicalSignificance key primary source on the Profumo affair
impact contributed to debates on security vetting and ministerial ethics
influenced public perceptions of the Profumo affair
inquiryHead Alfred Denning, Baron Denning NERFINISHED
language English
legalStatus official report to Parliament
location London, England
surface form: London
mediaCoverage extensive press coverage in the United Kingdom
namedAfter Alfred Denning, Baron Denning NERFINISHED
presentedTo Parliament of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1963
publisher Her Majesty's Stationery Office NERFINISHED
relatedTo British political scandals of the 1960s
Cold War espionage concerns
Harold Macmillan government NERFINISHED
resignation of John Profumo
subject Profumo affair NERFINISHED
ministerial conduct
national security
political scandal
timePeriod 20th century

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Stephen Ward describedBySource Denning Report on the Profumo affair
Lord Denning notableWork Denning Report on the Profumo affair