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Two US officials involved in interrogations of the suspect told the Associated Press that preliminary evidence was that there were no ties to any Islamist terrorist group.

Administration officials say the Pentagon and the Central Intelligence Agency, which are involved in interrogations of Mr. bin al-Shibh, have insisted that he cannot be made available to the defense lawyers and cannot testify at Mr. Moussaoui's trial.

Kiriakou allegedly leaked information to reporters about two CIA agents directly involved in interrogations of terrorism suspects during the Bush administration that used waterboarding -- a simulated drowning technique that President Obama has himself described as torture.

He led an aggressive campaign to grant legal amnesty to CIA personnel involved in interrogation of suspects at secret prisons, and has sought to reduce US adherence to Geneva convention bans on torture.

Mr Fordham said the decision to allow officers of the Royal Navy Police to sit as members of IHAT, when numerous Royal Navy officers were involved in interrogations, did not satisfy "the relevant standard of independence" required by a truly independent inquiry.

Emphasizing that he had not been part of the chain of command involved in interrogation methods, Brennan said that he had expressed personal opposition to waterboarding but made no attempt to stop the agency's practice of it.

These men were the "institutional godfathers" for a later generation of psychologists who continue to be deeply involved in interrogation techniques, he said.

Perhaps the most moving part of the event were readings by two courageous former officials involved in interrogation who resigned rather than participate in torture.

*Some senior officers at Guantánamo were skeptical about the wisdom of having Muslims and Arab-Americans involved in the interrogations of prisoners and other camp operations, and there was smoldering suspicion over what they were doing when they met with one another, according to military officials.

Although his letter made clear that the CIA was no longer the lead agency involved in the interrogations of terrorism suspects held by foreign governments and the US military overseas, Panetta said agency contractors would still have a role.

Nor would the MoD comment on another claim made by the source with knowledge of Operation Raker: that both CIA and MI6 officers were involved in the interrogation of prisoners flown secretly to H1, and that these were the "other authorities" whom RAF Regiment troopers were told would be taking possession of their prisoners.