pbr According to newspaper websites, the classified US Government documents released by WikiLeaks include claims of:br ppbr - "Inappropriate behaviour" by a member of the Royal Family.br ppbr - Requests for "specific intelligence" about British MPs.br ppbr - "Devastating" criticisms of British operations in Iraq.br ppbr - "Serious political criticisms" of Prime Minister David Cameron.br ppbr - US diplomats pressuring countries to resettle former Guantanamo detainees.br ppbr - "Grave fears" in London and Washington over the security of Pakistan's nuclear weapons programme.br ppbr - "Harsh" criticism by US embassy staff of their host governments, including Russia and China.br ppbr - Alleged links between the Russian government and organised crime.br ppbr - Details of countries involved in financing terrorist groups.br ppbr - Reports of a near environmental "disaster" involving a rogue shipment of enriched uranium.br ppbr - Technical details of secret US-Russian nuclear missile negotiations in Geneva.br ppbr - Secret US efforts to combat al-Qaeda in Yemen.br ppbr - A description of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, who is said to be accompanied everywhere by a "voluptuous blonde" Ukrainian nurse.br ppbr - Reports that the King of Bahrein and King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia urged the Americans to take military action to halt Iran's nuclear programme.br ppbr - US assessments that Iran has obtained advanced missiles from North Korea that could enable it to strike European capitals.br ppbr - Secret - and so far unsuccessful - US efforts to remove highly enriched uranium from a Pakistani research reactor amid fears it could be diverted for use in an illegal nuclear device.br ppbr - Conversations between American and South Korean officials over the prospects for a unified Korea, should the North's economic troubles and political transition lead it to "implode".br ppbr - A global campaign of computer sabotage by Chinese government agents.