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CIA-UK (MI6): Come clean on British links to CIA torture, MPs tell US Senate

14 December 2014

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See the article: Come clean on British links to CIA torture, MPs tell US Senate - Malcolm Rifkind to demand unredacted report on Britain’s role in CIA’s abduction and torture programm (The Observer, link) and: CIA torture report: at least the Americans came clean. In Britain, no one is held to account - This is a cross-party conspiracy to hide the truth about British agents and torture (link)

See also: Spy messages could finally solve mystery of UN chief’s death crash - US urged to hand over intercepts to establish truth of 1961 plane accident in Zambia in which Dag Hammarskjöld died (The Observer, link)

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