Somehow don’t think that these are the only 2 that happened on British territory…
 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7256587.stm
 However, it’s good to hear an admisison of guilt of some sort from the government.
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From that article –
“Amnesty International UK director Kate Allen said extraordinary rendition was “a polite way of talking about kidnapping and secret detention”.
“It is not enough for the government simply to accept US assurances on correct behaviour in the war on terror – we should retain our own integrity and act accordingly,” she said.”
Damn right. We need to stop believing what the US tell us, because it’s so often clearly not true.