Labour’s Dan Jarvis and Tory David Davis go to high court over abandoned promise
A Labour and a Conservative MP have joined with a human rights charity to mount a legal challenge against a decision to abandon a promise to hold a judge-led inquiry into torture and rendition involving British intelligence agencies after 9/11.
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