FBI gives lie detector tests to Senators

The FBI has asked US Senators to take lie detector tests as part of a probe into leaks of classified September 11 information, it emerged today.

Fri, 02 Aug, 2002 - 16:16

The FBI has asked US Senators to take lie detector tests as part of a probe into leaks of classified September 11 information, it emerged today.

Agents have already quizzed 37 members of the Senate and House intelligence committees to find the source of news stories that embarrassed the Bush administration and American security services.

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