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UK intelligence officers knew of CIA's rendition plans within days of 9/11 - Meeting at British embassy in US raises questions about repeated denials by MI5 and MI6 of connivance in torture (Guardian, link)

22 October 2012

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Within days of the 9/11 attacks on the US, the CIA told British intelligence officers of its plans to abduct al-Qaida suspects and fly them to secret prisons where they would be systematically abused.

See: UK intelligence officers knew of CIA's rendition plans within days of 9/11 - Meeting at British embassy in US raises questions about repeated denials by MI5 and MI6 of connivance in torture (Guardian, link)

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