UK family reunited after Moscow hostage massacre

The British family caught in the Moscow hostage crisis has been finally reunited after their son was released from hospital overnight.

UK family reunited after Moscow hostage massacre
Sun, 27 Oct, 2002 - 12:07

The British family caught in the Moscow hostage crisis has been finally reunited after their son was released from hospital overnight.

The news came as the number of hostage deaths is reported to have risen to 118 - almost double the initial figure of 67 put out by Russian authorities yesterday.

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