To: POLITICAL EDITORS Contact: Roberta Lee, +1-212-560-3134, leer@thirteen.org, or Gloria Park, +1-212.560.2063, parkg@thirteen.org, both of Thirteen/ WNET Film Examines The Bush Administration's Policies On The Use of Coercive Interrogation NEW YORK, Sept.

FIVE Midland men are set to sue the Secret Services over their imprisonment in Guantanamo Bay. Moazzam Begg, Richard Belmar, and the so-called 'Tipton Three' - Ruhal Ahmed, Shafiq Rasul and Asif Iqbal - have issued writs against MI5 and MI6.

By Jonathan Sale jonty@jonathansalecom PASSED/FAILED An education in the life of Moazzam Begg, ex-Guantanamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg, 39, went to Afghanistan with his wife and children to build a school (later destroyed by a US cruise missile).

By David Stringer Associated Press LONDON -- Britain called Tuesday for the Bush administration to release five British residents held at Guantanamo Bay -- a policy reversal that suggests new Prime Minister Gordon Brown is pursuing a tougher line with the U.S. than his predecessor.

The International Committee of the Red Cross confirmed Thursday that its representatives have met with the alleged mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks and 13 other terrorist suspects who were transferred to U.S. military custody in September after years in secret CIA detention facilities.