PROSECUTORS working on the fresh inquiry into the Lockerbie bombing will "pursue all available lines of inquiry" with Libyan authorities, following the extradition of Colonel Gaddafi's intelligence chief back to his home country.
PROSECUTORS working on the fresh inquiry into the Lockerbie bombing will \"pursue all available lines of inquiry\" with Libyan authorities, following the extradition of Colonel Gaddafi's intelligence chief back to his home country.
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ALISON CAMPSIE
Abdulla al-Senussi, former head of Libya's domestic intelligence service, has been released by the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, on the west coast of Africa, where he sought refuge following the downfall of the Gaddafi regime last year.
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