Brekkie Wrap: Details of Penny Lane CIA facility exposed; WHO apologises for HIV gaffe This September 2, 2010 satellite imageshows a portion of Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, including the secret facility known as Penny Lane, upper middle in white. THE activities at Penny Lane, a secret CIA facility where terror suspects were given porn and comfortable beds before being released, are coming to light. In the early years after the September 11, 2001 attacks, the CIA turned some Guantanamo Bay prisoners into double agents then sent them home to help the US kill terrorists, current and former US officials said. The CIA promised the prisoners freedom, safety for their families and millions of dollars from the agency's secret accounts. At Penny Lane, the prisoners' cottages had private kitchens, showers and televisions. Each had a small patio. Some prisoners asked for and received pornography. One official said the biggest luxury in each cottage was the bed - not a military-issued cot but a real bed with a mattress. The cottages were designed to feel more like hotel rooms than prison cells, and some CIA officials jokingly referred to them collectively as the Marriott. In other news, the World Health Organisation has been forced to make an embarrassing apology after claiming half of new HIV cases in Greece came from people infecting themselves to get benefits, a Japanese man has contracted HIV from a blood transfusion, drug companies are abandoning investment in new psychiatric drugs, a hospital has been ordered to pay more than $400,000 to a man switched at birth, and a drug maker has warned its morning-after pill is ineffective when taken by women weighing more than 80kg. Half of all new HIV infections in Greece are being self-inflcited, a botched report by the World Health Organisation said. A horse pulling an Amish buggy has been killed in a drive-by shooting, a man has gone on trial over alleged "voodoo rapes," a shopping centre Santa has been accused of groping an 18-year-old elf, and a man attempting to become the first "climate refugee" has had his asylum bid rejected. Herbert Jones, who works as a Santa Claus at a US mall, has been charged with indecent assualt for allegedly groping a teen playing an elf. Picture: Hanover Police Source: Elsewhere, family say their receipt shows they did tip a waitress who claims they refused to tip her and wrote a note on the bill slamming her "gay lifestyle," a sinkhole has swallowed a pond with locals saying fish tried to jump out of the water to escape it, a wolf has escaped a zoo in the UK, the UN would like you to drink more moose milk, and archaeologists have uncovered a 10,000-year-old house in Israel. Fuad Cemal holds up a photo of a pond that disappeared in the village of Sanica, Bosnia. In entertainment news, a court has heard Charles Saatchi accused his ex-wife Nigella Lawson of being "so off your heads on drugs," Kanye West has gone on an odd rant about Lenny Kravitz unaware that the rocker was at his concert, Cosentino has conjured up a surprise to win Dancing with the Stars, Hugh Jackman will host the Obamas this Christmas, Britney Spears's dad ran a background check on her new boyfriend, James Franco will make his Broadway debut alongside a Bridesmaids star, Lostprophets singer Ian Watkins has pleaded guilty to child sex charges, and Monty Python has given the strongest indication yet that they could tour Australia. In sport, Wales have put 10 Lions at the heart of their squad to play the Wallabies, Manny Pacquiao says he is having to borrow money to help typhoon victims, Arsenal's Nicklas Bendtner says he was just trying to have a swim when he damaged a gym's door, Ryan Giggs says a newly dominant Manchester United will greet the New Year, and Cristiano Ronaldo has been ruled out of Real Madrid's Champions League match against Galatasaray. Tuesday - Eye-gouging victim shows courage A 10,000 year old house, the oldest dwelling to be unearthed to date in the Judean lowlands.