Two British journalists held in Libya

Two British journalists have been arrested in Libya, the Foreign Office confirmed today.

Two British journalists held in Libya
Fri, 24 Feb, 2012 - 17:24

Two British journalists have been arrested in Libya, the Foreign Office confirmed today.

Nicholas Davies, a reporter, and cameraman Gareth Montgomery-Johnson, who work for Iranian-owned Press TV are being held in custody in Tripoli alongside two local men, the news network said on its website.

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