take the suspects who admitted being involved in the attack at the bardo museum. the tunisian authorities made much of their arrest of the cell behind the bardo attack just a week afterwards. but amazingly, members of that cell, who had made apparently a frank and detailed confession, were later released on the quiet. the release happened two months after this sousse attack, officially because of allegations of torture. but francois and her lawyer believed the confessions were genuine. translation: their lawyers claim the defence of torture to get these presumed terrorist accomplices out. but their testimonies were matching and detailed, even though they were interrogated by police in different locations. we received information that the bardo suspects were released, in return for hostages held by the islamic state. we can't confirm that, but tunisian hostages were freed in libya around the same time. translation: i'm livid. i just don't understand. why have they let the presumed accomplices go? if they were involved in the attack, they could strike again. we've s

take the suspects who admitted being involved in the attack at the bardo museum. longer behind bars. the tunisian authorities made much of their arrest of the cell behind the bardo attack just a week afterwards. but amazingly, members of that cell, who had made apparently frank and detailed confessions, were later released on the quiet. the release happened two months after this sousse attack, officially because of allegations of torture. but francois and her lawyer believed the confessions were genuine. translation: their lawyers claim the defence of torture to get these presumed terrorist accomplices out. but their testimonies were matching and detailed, even though they were interrogated by police in different locations. we received information that the bardo suspects were released, in return for hostages held by the islamic state. we can't confirm that, but tunisian hostages were freed in libya around the same time. translation: i'm livid. i just don't understand. why have they let the presumed accomplices go? if they were involved in the attack, they could st

we called them on the 23rd of march after the bardo museum them on the 23rd of march after the ba rdosay? everything was fine, it was safe to travel. they were not doing any refunds or transfers. so again, we we re any refunds or transfers. so again, we were reassured. so any refunds or transfers. so again, we were reassured. so if you had tried to cancel, you wouldn't have got your money back. no. the travel company tui, which owns thomson, told us it is cooperating to make sure the matter is investigated, the fa cts sure the matter is investigated, the facts determined and the lessons learned, but they said it would be inappropriate to comment further before the inquests. the so—called islamic state recruited the gunmen, who opened fire on the beach. he was killed at the scene, but he didn't plan the attack alone. panorama has discovered he worked closely with the isl that planned the bardo museum attack which killed 22 people. we have obtained confessions from suspects involved in both attacks, which show red scheme met with the bardo gang in cafes and mosques. he even claimed with

panorama has discovered he worked closely with the is cell that planned the bardo museum attack whichin both attacks, which show he met with the bardo gang in cafes and mosques. he even claimed with one of the museum gunmen in libya. the confessions also name the man who allegedly masterminded both attacks. the suspects say he recruited them, paid for them to go to libya for military training and gave them their orders. if the confessions are accurate, then he is responsible for the deaths of 60 people from around the world, including 31 british tourists at sousse and bardo. and he is still on the run. i told the lawyer representing many of the families about him. he was unaware of his role. i have not seen that. if that is right and the families see that, they will be shocked to see the face of the man who caused them such terrible sadness. those who lost loved ones on the beach and those who survived can only hope the inquests will answer some of the many questions they still have. and you canjane's report in full on tonight's panorama, terror on the beach, at 8.30pm on bbc one. a b

panorama has discovered he worked closely with the is cell that planned the bardo museum attack whiches. he even trained with one of the museum gunmen in libya. the confessions also name the man who allegedly masterminded both attacks. the suspects say he recruited them, paid for them to go to libya for military training and gave them their orders. if the confessions are accurate, then he is responsible for the deaths of 60 people from around the world, including 31 british tourists at sousse and bardo. and he is still on the run. i told the lawyer representing many of the families about al—sandi. he was unaware of his role. i have not seen that. if that is right and the families see that, they will be shocked to see the face of the man who caused them such terrible sadness. those who lost loved ones on the beach and those who survived can only hope the inquests will answer some of the many questions they still have. the headlines on bbc news: martin mcguinness, northern ireland's deputy first minister, has resigned, leaving the devolved government in crisis. the health secretaryjerem