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[Telegraph-UK] Thomas Harding, George Jones and Stewart Payne - The release by Al-Alam television in Iran of film of Faye Turney, the captive Royal Navy rating, wearing a black Muslim headscarf, caused outrage Wednesday after she appeared to be speaking under duress as she apologized for straying into Iranian waters. Footage of several other British prisoners in Iran was also shown. Meanwhile, the British Ministry of Defense produced evidence that the Navy boats were two miles inside Iraqi waters when "ambushed" by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards. 2007-03-29 01:00:00Full Article
British Sailor Captives Paraded on TV
[Telegraph-UK] Thomas Harding, George Jones and Stewart Payne - The release by Al-Alam television in Iran of film of Faye Turney, the captive Royal Navy rating, wearing a black Muslim headscarf, caused outrage Wednesday after she appeared to be speaking under duress as she apologized for straying into Iranian waters. Footage of several other British prisoners in Iran was also shown. Meanwhile, the British Ministry of Defense produced evidence that the Navy boats were two miles inside Iraqi waters when "ambushed" by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards. 2007-03-29 01:00:00Full Article
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