Bush admits to secret CIA prisons

10.41.12am GMT Fri 8th Sep 2006

Prisoners held in Guantanamo Bay

President Bush has this week admitted the existence of a secret CIA prison network. He further said that he has ordered the transfer of 14 al-Qaida suspects from secret CIA jails to Guantánamo as a step to putting the men on trial.

More interestingly the US Government has implicated European Governments by saying "Information derived from questioning individuals was shared with European countries, and it was shared in a way that saved European lives." There are rumours that both Romania and Poland have hosted many of the prisoners.

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