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i didn t know when i was coming out, and plus, i was sick, i was sick in my head. when i came out, it took me one year to recover. the bbc investigation has finally led to a public enquiry, which opened today. the treatment revealed in the panorama documentary was shocking, and has no place in a decent and humane immigration detention system. in charge, the senior prisons inspector, kate eves. she ll investigate the way private firm g4s ran this place, the way the home office oversaw its work, and what s happened since the bbc investigation. so what is it like inside brook house right now? well, it s not a prison, they do have phones and they have access to skype. i have spoken to a series of detained people inside the walls of brook house over the last week. some, like this man, are struggling with what seems like an indefinite wait for their cases to be decided.