Title: Clinton impeachment timeline | Bill Clinton | The Guardian
Headings: Clinton impeachment timeline
Bill Clinton
Clinton impeachment timeline

Content: Polls show that only one in 10 Americans view her sympathetically. July 28, 1998
Ms Lewinsky's lawyers announce that an immunity deal has been struck with independent counsel Starr. For Ms Lewinsky's "full and truthful testimony", she will receive transactional immunity  a legal blanket which means nothing she says can be used against her. She is questioned by the grand jury over the next 15 days. July 29, 1998
President Clinton decides to testify voluntarily before the prosecutor over the allegations that he committed perjury in covering up a sexual affair with Ms Lewinsky. August 3, 1998
Clinton is asked for a blood sample for DNA testing. August 17, 1998
Bill Clinton testifies in the grand jury, acknowledging "inappropriate intimate contact" with Ms Lewinsky. But he insists the evidence he gave to the Jones case in January suit had been accurate. September 8, 1998
Attorney-general Janet Reno announces a 90-day inquiry into whether Bill Clinton helped to plan a $44 million Democratic Party "issue ad" that breached election campaign spending laws. September 9, 1998
Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr releases his report to Congress.