Homes and Property | Home PagePrison Britons flying homeFeroz AbbasiBen Leapman Home Affairs Correspondent|Evening Standard13 April 2012The last four Britons held at America's Guantanamo Bay detention camp are being flown home today.The men are expected to face questioning by antiterrorist police tonight, after their military flight from Cuba arrives in Britain after their threeyear ordeal.Those being released are Richard Belmar from St John's Wood, Feroz Abbasi from Croydon, Martin Mubanga from Wembley and Moazzam Begg from Birmingham.They were captured in Afghanistan or Pakistan in 2001 and suspected at one time of links to the al Qaeda terror network.The Foreign Office and police would not reveal whether any will face charges in the UK.When the previous five British detainees were released last March, they were questioned for 24 hours then set free. A mass protest in 2003 saw 23 Guantanamo Bay detainees try to hang or strangle themselves, the US military confirmed today. MORE ABOUTAl-QaedaForeign And Commonwealth OfficeGuantanamo Bay
