A series of decisions made to cut costs and save time contributed to last year's BP oil spill disaster, a US presidential panel has found.
A 48-page report released by the investigative commission said "a failure of management" and an inability to identify risks led to the blow-out.
"A blow-out in deep water was not a statistical inevitability," it reads.
The April blast aboard the Deepwater Horizon killed 11 people and caused one of the worst oil spills in history. BBC News
