Guantanamo Bay, Britons flown back to UK
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1.00 News: Justin Treacy reports on the claim by the lawyer of Jamal al Harith that his client was held for two years and treated in a cruel and degrading way despite being innocent
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Morning Ireland: British journalist, David Rose, who visited the detention camp in Cuba, describes the tough conditions the inmates were kept in and the psychological problems they now suffer
Four of the five Britons who were repatriated to the UK last night after being released from the US base at Guantanamo Bay are being questioned by British anti-terrorist officers in London today.
A fifth man, Jamal Udeen from Manchester, was released without charge. The men spent two years at Guantanamo after being detained in Afghanistan.
British police say the four have been given access to lawyers. The father of one of four launched a stinging attack on the Government today and demanded the release of his son.
