BBC 'studying kidnapped reporter tape'

A tape purportedly from the kidnappers of journalist Alan Johnston is being looked at by the BBC.

BBC 'studying kidnapped reporter tape'
Wed, 09 May, 2007 - 10:14
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A tape purportedly from the kidnappers of journalist Alan Johnston is being looked at by the BBC.

The al-Jazeera news channel has received a tape which appears to come from the kidnappers of the BBC’s Gaza correspondent who has been missing for more than eight weeks.

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