Libyan detainees heading home?
Two British Journalists detained by Libyan militia on suspicion of spying have been transferred into government custody.
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Sister hopes for "good news"about cameraman
Melanie Gribble, the sister of Gareth Montgomery-Johnson, speaks to ITV about the news her brother has been handed over to the Libyan Government.
Carmarthenshire man hoping to leave Libya
Two British journalists detained by Libyan militia on suspicion of spying have been transferred into government custody.
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Welsh cameraman hopes to see family soon
A Carmarthenshire man, who was detained by a militia group in Libya, says he hopes to be back home with his family within days. Gareth Montgomery-Johnson and a colleague were stopped by the armed group while they were working for an Iranian TV station.
Two British Journalists held in Libya transferred into government custody
Gareth Montgomery-Johnson and Nicholas Davies-Jones have been handed to the Libyan Government after being detained for 3 weeks by Swehli militia. They were accused of spying after initially being held captive for illegal entry into Libya.
On Tuesday (March 13) a video was released of the journalists stating that they were being treated well and that they would like to apologise to the Libyan authorities after entering the country illegally.