Hostage's brother appeals to kidnappers

The brother of a British hostage in Iraq have appealed for his release on pan-Arab satellite television.

Hostage's brother appeals to kidnappers
Mon, 20 Sep, 2004 - 10:16

The brother of a British hostage in Iraq have appealed for his release on pan-Arab satellite television.

Kenneth Bigley and two US colleagues were kidnapped in Baghdad last week by a group linked to al-Qaida. Today is the day that the deadline for sparing their lives expires.

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CourtsIraqPlace: IraqPlace: BaghdadPlace: USPlace: DubaiPlace: LiverpoolPlace: ArabPlace: QatarPlace: OmanPlace: JordanPlace: United Arab EmiratesPlace: Middle EastPerson: Kenneth BigleyPerson: BigleyPerson: PhilipPerson: Philip BigleyPerson: Jack HensleyPerson: Eugene ArmstrongOrganisation: al-QaidaOrganisation: Tawhid and Jihad groupOrganisation: British Foreign OfficeOrganisation: Gulf Services Co.
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