Failure to publish Gaddafi report casts doubt on intelligence oversight | Letters

Ian Cobain (How Britain did Gaddafi’s dirty work, 9 November) reminds us of the structural inadequacy of parliamentary oversight of intelligence.In July 2010 the prime minister, arguing that an investigation by the intelligence and security committee (ISC) into allegations of the involvement of UK security and intelligence agencies in rendition and torture would not have public confidence, established a judge-led inquiry to examine these claims.