British hostage to return home
Judith Tebbutt, who was freed yesterday after being held hostage by Somali pirates, is expected to return home in the coming days.
Chatham House expert: Somali pirates are 'tempted to make money' at any cost
Adjoa Anyimadu, Africa specialist research assistant at Chatham House has said that the ransom demands over British holidaymakers in Somalia have risen significantly over the years, as the temptation to earn money at any cost is 'very clear'.
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Freed British hostage will speak to UK police
Judith Tebbutt is likely to be interviewed by Scotland Yard detectives when she returns to the UK
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Hostage ordeal is finally over for Judith Tebbutt
Judith Tebbutt is under British consular care in Nairobi after being released from more than six months in captivity with Somali pirates
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Somali pirates are unlikely to face justice
As a British hostage is finally freed from Somali pirates after six months in captivity, the UK will be unwilling to go after her captors.