CIA exceeded interrogation limits, former Justice Dept. official says
The former Justice Department official who cowrote the so-called torture memos testified that the department did not sanction some of the harsh methods the CIA used against detainees during the George W. Bush administration, including the repeated waterboarding of two suspected terrorists.
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Army 'involved in torture mission with US troops'
Claims that British soldiers used water torture on a badly beaten Iraqi man before unlawfully handing him over to US interrogators are being investigated by the Ministry of Defence
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Torture and the UK: 2002-10
As evidence emerges that MI5 was complicit in the torture of some Britons overseas, see their cases and what is known of UK government or intelligence activities at the time
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Tony Blair knew of secret policy on terror interrogations
Letter reveals former PM was aware of guidance to UK agents which effectively led to torture.
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UK: The torture files: key passages
We highlight the key passages from the classified documents disclosed in high court proceedings - and what they show.
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Paper trail points to Blair
Former PM 'sanctioned the abuse of UK citizens'
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