• British mercenary pardoned on humanitarian grounds • Simon Mann had served one year of 34-year sentence The British mercenary Simon Mann, who was sentenced to 34 years in prison in Equatorial Guinea in 2008 for plotting to... [read full story]
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Simon Mann could make as much as £2m in the next year from selling his story to publishers, newspapers and TV companies, according to Max Clifford. Associated Newspapers, publishers of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday, are...
Simon Mann, the British mercenary freed from a West African jail, could become the star prosecution witness in a future trial of Sir Mark Thatcher and other alleged plotters in the failed Equatorial Guinea coup attempt.
Why are we asking this now? Simon Mann, the Eton-educated former SAS troop leader who organised a coup against the president of the oil-rich African state of Equatorial Guinea, arrived back in Britain yesterday after receiving...
HOT from hell, the one-time Dog Of War was still snarling as he returned home to Britain yesterday. Former SAS officer Simon Mann vowed not to be muzzled as he seeks to expose the powerful mystery men behind the planned coup...
Former British soldier Simon Mann, who had been sentenced to 34 years for a coup plot in Equatorial Guinea, has been pardoned by the country's president. In the days after Mann's arrest in Zimbabwe in March 2004, Newsnight...
By Michelle Faul Johannesburg - British mercenary Simon Mann has threatened to settle some old scores after arriving home following more than five years in African jails for a failed plot to take over Equatorial Guinea's oil...
FREED mercenary Simon Mann arrived back in the UK yesterday to "the most wonderful homecoming I could ever have imagined. The former SAS soldier was pardoned earlier this week after being jailed over a bungled coup in...
Simon Mann: "I am very, very grateful for this pardon" Former British soldier Simon Mann has expressed his joy at being freed from prison in Equatorial Guinea and said it is "the best early Christmas present". Mann, 57, arrived...
• Former PM's son 'should face justice', says Mann • Scotland Yard confirms it will interview ex-officer The British mercenary Simon Mann today vowed to testify in court against Sir Mark Thatcher and the oil tycoon Eli Calil,...
Simon Mann, the freed mercenary, flew back to Britain yesterday after saying he would help to prosecute Sir Mark Thatcher and others he claimed were involved in the failed coup on Equatorial Guinea. During his trial last year,...
