Binyam Mohamed's brother on feeling betrayed
Our programme's reporter Gavin Lee has been talking to the brother of the man at the centre of the row over torture at Guantanamo Bay.
Binyam Mohamed's been held at Guantanamo for four years after being accused by the U.S authorities of planning terrorist attack. He alleges he was tortured while he was questioned in Pakistan, Morocco and Afghanistan.
Yesterday, two High Court judges said they were forced to suppress evidence of the allegations about Binyam Mohamed.
They claim the USA had threatened to withdrew intelligence sharing with the UK, if the evidence was made public
Binyam's brother Dr Benhur Mohamed told Gavin he believes the Foreign Secretary has failed to protect their human rights and how he felt about the evidence of his brother's alleged torture being blocked.
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He also spoke about what Binyam was like growing up
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There's more on the story on the BBC News website including the response from The Foreign Secretary, David Miliband - read Detainee brother feels 'betrayed'
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