The Blair Government was last night accused of operating a 'secret policy of complicity in torture' after 9/11 as demands grew for the UK to hold a full judicial inquiry. Amid the fallout from the US Senate's explosive report into the barbaric techniques used by the CIA, ex-shadow home secretary David Davis said the UK had 'turned a blind eye' to what America was doing. He said this included 'allowing people initially under our control to be taken and subjected to torture'. Amid the fallout from the US Senate's explosive report into the barbaric techniques used by the CIA, ex-shadow home secretary David Davis said the UK had 'turned a blind eye' to what America was doing
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Ex-shadow home secretary says UK 'turned a blind eye' to US torture
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David Davis says UK's 'moral standing in the world is utterly compromised'
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Senate report says use of torture by the CIA was far worse than feared
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119 detainees subjected to torture such as beatings and waterboarding
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One detainee, chained half-naked to a floor, died of hypothermia
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Human rights groups call for a full judge-led inquiry into torture
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They also want the release of full 6,000-page version of the Senate report
Amnesty International said it was clear 'the @placeholder did not act alone' and called for the full report to be published.