Colin Powell differs with Bush on Iraq, says inspectors must go in first
Breaking a week�s long silence on the issue, Secretary of State Colin Powell again has put himself at odds with the Bush administration by publicly supporting that UN weapons inspectors go to Iraq before any U.S.-led attack on that Muslim country occurs. Speaking to the British Broadcasting Corp. in an interview to be broadcast at Final Call press time, Mr. Powell said the world deserves the opportunity to debate the evidence that would be presented by the inspectors. �As a first step, let�s see what the inspectors find, send them back in,� Mr. Powell told the BBC. �The world has to be presented with the information, with the intelligence that is available,� Mr. Powell said.

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