Simon Mann the freed mercenary has arrived back in Britain for what he called the "most wonderful homecoming I could ever have imagined" after being pardoned for a failed coup plot in Equatorial Guinea. [read full story]
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Simon Mann celebrates freedom with wife
Simon Mann, the freed mercenary, celebrated his freedom with his wife Amanda as he thanks people for the "warmth" shown to him since he was released from jail. Simon Mann celebrates his freedom with his wife Amanda Photo: PA...
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Mann returns to the arms of his wife
The mercenary Simon Mann, 57, celebrated his freedom with his wife, Amanda, yesterday as he thanked people for the "warmth" shown since his release from a 34-year jail sentence for his part in plotting a coup.
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Mann: Meeting son for first time is the best early Christmas present
Your account has been frozen. For your available options click the below button. Published Date: 07 November 2009 FREED mercenary Simon Mann celebrated his freedom with his wife Amanda yesterday as he thanked people for the...
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Simon Mann reunited with wife after release from Equatorial Guinea jail
Sporting a wide grin despite his gaunt frame Simon Mann embraces his wife, Amanda, in the first photographs to be released since his return to Britain. The freed mercenary is preparing to sell his story of the failed plot to...
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Mann grateful for 'warm' reception
Mercenary freed by Equatorial Guinea after pardon over attempted coup meets his son for the first time The freed British mercenary Simon Mann has thanked people for the "warmth" he has been shown since his release from jail in...
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Simon Mann grateful for 'warm' reception
Mercenary freed by Equatorial Guinea after pardon over attempted coup tells of meeting his son for the first time The freed British mercenary Simon Mann has thanked people for the "warmth" he has been shown since his release...
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Mercenaries back in SA
The South African mercenaries jailed for their part in an Equatorial Guinea coup plot are back in South Africa, a security expert said on Friday. The men were released on Tuesday after being pardoned by President Teodoro Obiang...
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SA mercenaries 'do not face jail'
Nick du Toit was sentenced to 34 years in 2004 Four South Africa men convicted for their role in an Equatorial Guinea coup plot will not be re-arrested when they return home on Friday, officials say. "They have been punished...
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Mercenaries 'back in SA'
Cape Town - The South African mercenaries jailed for their part in an Equatorial Guinea coup plot are back in South Africa, a security expert said on Friday. The men were released on Tuesday after being pardoned by President...
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Nguema's calculated gesture
MANDY ROSSOUW | JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - Equatorial Guinea's release of four South African mercenaries was part of a charm offensive by the country's dictator and President, Teodoro Obiang Nguema, to improve his image...
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