Sun writer endures waterboarding [VIDEO]

OLIVER HARVEY The Sun 11/12/2010 13:34

Captive ... Sun man Oliver Harvey blindfolded, his hands held

THE fierce debate over the waterboarding interrogation technique was reignited this week when former US President George Bush revealed how terror plots in London had been foiled after its use by the CIA.

Human rights campaigners call it torture. Relatives of those who died in the 7/7 London bombings believe it can help prevent similar atrocities.

The Sun's Oliver Harvey agreed to brave the brutal process to describe what it is like.

He was filmed and you can watch the video below.

Here is his grim report.

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