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"War on Terrorism": Britain handed rebel to Gaddafi torturers: Devastating secret files in Libya reveal UK 'crossed the line' to prop up tyrant

01 September 2011

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"War on Terrorism": Britain handed rebel to Gaddafi torturers: Devastating secret files in Libya reveal UK 'crossed the line' to prop up tyrant (Mail on Sunday, link) plus Libyan papers show UK worked with Gaddafi in rendition operation (Guardian, link) and Full text of a CIA document indicating UK role in rendition of a terror suspect (Guardian, link)

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