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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

Amnesty International said it was clear 'the

Answer: CIA did not act alone' and called for the full report to be published.


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Admiral Lord West said he was sure there was the 'odd case' where agents knew about torture British spies may have been aware of torture carried out by the CIA, a former security minister admitted last night. In the most frank official acceptance yet of potential complicity, Lord West of Spithead accepted there may have been the ‘odd case’ where UK agents knew of mistreatment and may even have been in the building when it happened. His comments heaped pressure on David Cameron to order a full judicial inquiry into Britain’s awareness of the barbaric interrogation techniques practised by American agents and exposed by this week’s incendiary US Senate report.

But it has emerged that

Answer: Britain officials met the committee before publication.


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By Elizabeth Sanderson Olympic champion swimmer Rebecca Adlington understands the undesirable side of fame, having been subjected to endless abuse about the way she looks If anyone understands the undesirable side of fame, it is swimmer Rebecca Adlington. She might be a four-time Olympic medallist but, for as long as she has been feted for her sporting achievements, she has also been subject to endless abuse over the way she looks. One comedian compared the swimmer to a dolphin, while Twitter trolls attacked her about her weight, her nose and for simply not being pretty enough. For a girl who has admitted to hating her appearance it must have been devastating.

Life is good yet Rebecca admits that on occasions she can’t resist looking at

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Twitter.