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UK: MI5's role in rendition

01 July 2007

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MI5's role in torture flight hell (Observer, link) and main feature: 'I helped MI5. My reward: brutality and prison' When Bisher al-Rawi agreed to work for the British government, he thought he was doing the right thing. He spent four gruelling years at Guantanamo Bay for his efforts. In this remarkable interview he breaks his silence and tells his extraordinary story to David Rose

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