Har vi glemt Guantanamo? (The Independent)

The military tribunals, scheduled to begin tomorrow, will take place behind closed doors and away from the scrutiny of the media. Hundreds of previous hearings held to determine the formal status of the prisoners have been open to reporters. None of the suspects will be able to have a lawyer present.

The Pentagon has said that transcripts of the proceedings will be made available though they will be edited to remove information it deemed " dangerous to national security". Spokesman Bryan Whitman said: " [Security concerns exist] given the nature of these individuals and the information that will be necessary as a part of these combatant status review tribunals."

There are currently 385 prisoners being held at Guantanamo, around 80 of whom have been cleared for release. While Mr Bush says he would like to close the prison his administration pushed ahead with the building of a $30m (£15.5m) maximum-security prison block, Camp 6, which opened last autumn. Just 10 prisoners have been formally charged.