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Audio: Ed Davey on torture complicity
Politics.co.uk Staff
23 February 2010, 12:00am
Listen to Liberal Democrat foreign affairs spokesman Ed Davey support Reprieve’s legal action seeking to force the government to publish its guidance on intelligence gained through torture:
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