British reporter kidnapped on Afghan-Pakistan border is freed

24 Jun 2008

Britain’s Foreign Office says a British reporter kidnapped on the border of Afghanistan and Pakistan has been released after being held for three months. Sean Langan was working on a documentary for Britain’s Channel 4 when he was seized. Full Story

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British reporter kidnapped on Afghan-Pakistan border is freed

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