Acquitted free to return to Libya

The ruling will mean Fhimah, 44, is immediately free to leave the Netherlands and return to Libya.

Wed, 31 Jan, 2001 - 10:33

The ruling will mean Fhimah, 44, is immediately free to leave the Netherlands and return to Libya.

Al-Megrahi, 48, has 14 days to file an appeal against his conviction, which carries a mandatory life sentence in a Scottish prison.

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