(BBC) A powerful committee of the US Senate has given the CIA 48 hours to supply files on intelligence it gathered on Iraq prior to the outbreak of war. US media say the report the Senate Intelligence Committee plans to publish is likely to be strongly critical of the CIA and its Director, George Tenet. (...) However, BBC Washington correspondent David Bamford reports that some Democrats are suspicious that Mr Tenet, who was appointed under former President Bill Clinton, is being used as a scapegoat to deflect criticism away from Republican White House officials and their alleged misuse of poor intelligence reports.