Allies await Iraqi kidnappers' demands

Intelligence agencies were scouring militant Islamic websites today for the first news of the fate of a young Briton and two Americans who were kidnapped in Baghdad yesterday.

Allies await Iraqi kidnappers' demands
Fri, 17 Sep, 2004 - 13:52

Intelligence agencies were scouring militant Islamic websites today for the first news of the fate of a young Briton and two Americans who were kidnapped in Baghdad yesterday.

Video of hostages on websites is the most common way for kidnappers in Iraq to communicate their demands.

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