Moore's ordeal of being caught up in terrorist bombing plot

THE switch clicked on, the tape started running, the questioning began and Elaine Moore's mind went blank with panic.

It was four years after she was interrogated as a maximum security prisoner desperately protesting her innocence to a hostile British police but the flashbacks were vivid and paralysing.

If she was going to answer the questions this time, it was going to have to be done the old fashioned way - pen, paper, peace, quiet and absolutely no recording devices.