A former Iranian negotiator spills the beans. There must be plenty of red faces in London, Paris and Berlin.

The powerline blog perceptively contrasts the Telegrath piece with that of the NYT:

"As crisis brews, Iran hits bumps in atomic path." The Times provides a kind of comic counterpoint to the Telegraph's disclosure of Iranian chicanery in proceeding with their atomic program. In their story on the Iranian atomic program today, reporters William Broad and David Sanger portray the Iranian nuclear program as impaired by factors including Clinton administration diplomacy. Broad and Sanger also present the program as subject to a comedy of Clouseau-like errors; I can almost hear them singing,"Don't worry, be happy."