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©Priscilla Coleman.Supplied by: Photonews Service Ltd Old Bailey 29.11.05.Pic shows: (Left) Former Cabinet Office communications officer, David Keogh, 49 at Bow Street Magistrates court today where he appeared to face charges of 'damaging disclosure of a document relating to international relations' also at court was (Right) Leo O'Connor, 42, former researcher for one-time Labour MP Anthony Clarke, facing charges of having received a document 'through its disclosure without lawful authority by a crown servant', meaning he knew or had resonable cause to believe that the document was protected against disclosure..The alleged offences took place between April 16 and May 28, 2004 and the document in question is a transcript of a confidential and controversial conversation in which Tony Blair allegedly persuaded George W Bush not to bomb Qatar based TV network, al-Jazeera. See story.Pic by: Steve Maisey

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©Priscilla Coleman.Supplied by: Photonews Service Ltd Old Bailey 29.11.05.Pic shows: (Left) Former Cabinet Office communications officer, David Keogh, 49 at Bow Street Magistrates court today where he appeared to face charges of 'damaging disclosure of a document relating to international relations' also at court was (Right) Leo O'Connor, 42, former researcher for one-time Labour MP Anthony Clarke, facing charges of having received a document 'through its disclosure without lawful authority by a crown servant', meaning he knew or had resonable cause to believe that the document was protected against disclosure..The alleged offences took place between April 16 and May 28, 2004 and the document in question is a transcript of a confidential and controversial conversation in which Tony Blair allegedly persuaded George W Bush not to bomb Qatar based TV network, al-Jazeera. See story.Pic by: Steve Maisey