Leading Labour figures yesterday demanded that Tony Blair face a grilling over torture. As the clamour for a judge-led inquiry grew, Alan Johnson and Yvette Cooper called for the former prime minister to be quizzed on Britain’s role in the barbaric treatment of prisoners by the US. It comes as the Daily Mail publishes a letter from more than 40 prominent figures, including politicians and authors, calling for David Cameron to secure the release of a British father of four held for 13 years without trial in Guantanamo Bay. Scroll down for video Former Prime Minister Tony Blair and the then Foreign Secretary Jack Straw are facing questions over what they knew about CIA torture
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Former PM and Foreign Secretary face Parliamentary grilling over torture
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Comes after US report revealed scale of 'enhanced interrogation' by CIA
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But the report redacted all evidence of British complicity with the CIA
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It has led to calls for a full judicial inquiry into what the Government knew
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A Parliamentary committee has launched a probe of British complicity
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Its chairman Sir Malcolm Rifkind said he would call former ministers
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