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A former CIA officer says a Senate report into interrogation techniques used after the September 11 terror attacks does not tell the whole story. Audio

The UN and human rights groups have called for the prosecution of US officials involved into the "brutal" CIA interrogation of al-Qaeda suspects. Audio

Sleep deprivation, humiliation, beatings, water boarding -- some of the interrogation techniques used by the CIA to question suspected terrorists, set out in a new US Senate committee report. Audio

Senior Staff Attorney for the National Security Project of the American Civil Liberties Union, Marcellene Hearn, discusses the potential domestic, political, and global fall-out from the Senate… Audio

Security expert Dr Paul Buchanan from 36th Parallel Assessments discusses a scathing report from the Senate Intelligence Committee which says the CIA routinely misled both the White House and Congress… Audio

A United States report into the CIA's controversial interrogation methods after the 9/11 attacks has found the techniques were not only ineffective, but their use was misrepresented to the government.

A large United States-based financial services company has taken a near 5-and-a-half percent stake in the accounting software firm, Xero. Audio

The US Government has reinforced security for its staff and facilities around the world, ahead of the release of a Senate report expected to criticise the CIA's controversial interrogation methods. Audio

Our foreign correspondent Luiza Savage. Audio

The Oscar-winning filmmaker, Peter Jackson, is receiving a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame this morning. Audio

A well known critic of the New York Police says the media coverage of two high profile killings of unarmed black men at the hands of white officers, has it all wrong. Audio

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have arrived in New York for a 48-hour visit that will include a meeting with President Obama at the White House, and a tour of the 9/11 Memorial in lower Manhattan.

The Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, or TTIP, is a trade agreement thought to be the largest bi-lateral trade deal ever negotiated, encompassing over 800-million people. Journalist and… Audio

Thousands of people are taking part in peaceful protests across the United States for a second night. Audio

New York police are defending themselves against accusations of racism after protests were sparked by a grand jury decision not to prosecute an officer who choked father-of-six Eric Garner to death. Audio

Returning now to our top story and ongoing protest in New York, over another grand jury decision not to indict a white police officer in the death of a black man, this time Eric Garner who died in a… Audio

Protesters are promising a new round of demonstrations in New York tonight after a grand jury decided not to charge a white police officer over the chokehold death of unarmed black man on Staten… Audio

More protests are expected later today but for now its peaceful. Our correspondent in New York, is Patrice Howard. Audio

Thousands of people have taken over the streets of New York, outraged at a grand jury decision not to prosecute four white police officers who used excessive force to subdue 43-year-old Eric Garner. Audio

There are angry protests in the United States in reponse to another grand jury - this time in New York - deciding not to charge a white police officer who used a chokehold on an unarmed black man who… Audio