| 10:56 UK time, Tuesday, 22 May 2007
Press Gazette: "More than 100,000 people from around the world have added their names to the petition calling for the release of kidnapped BBC Gaza correspondent, Alan Johnston." (link)
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I can not understand why your TV News 24 is spending so much time on the HIP's when the Lebonese Government has just give approval for its military to finish the islamic militants who have been lobbing rockets at them. If this were the Israli government there would be no end of condemnation and no end of interviews from Jenny Tonge.
I can now see why you worked so hard in the High Court to keep your bias from becomming public.
We demand for releasing and bringing to public the hostage Jane Standley!