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Citing memoranda made public by the Justice Department, the newspaper said that at one point, the Central Intelligence Agency was allowed to keep prisoners awake for as long as 11 days.
Citing memoranda made public by the Justice Department, the newspaper said that at one point, the Central Intelligence Agency was allowed to keep prisoners awake for as long as 11 days.
The prisoners, mostly on remand, were taken from Solihull and Birmingham to be held in police cells or court cells in London, even though these rooms are only designed to keep prisoners for a maximum of one or two hours and lack basic facilities.
 
 
 
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