Four British men detained at the American detention center of Guantanamo Bay in

Four British men detained for 3 years at the American detention center of Guantanamo Bay in Cuba are now in custody in London. The men, the last British detainees at Guantanamo, arrived in England on board a British military plane. The Americans say the men, Moazzam Begg, Feroz Abbasi, Richard Belmar and Martin Mubanga, are terrorist suspects or sympathizers of Al Qaeda, although they have never been charged. G.K. is outside the police station where the men are being held. Free of Guantanamo Bay but not yet entirely free, as soon as they touched down just after 5 o’clock local time, the men were arrested under Britain’s 2000 Terrorism Act. They were then taken to PG police station in central London. Here they are being examined by some doctors to check that they are fit to be questioned. They will be detained for a while; we are not quite sure how long. They will have access to their lawyers though which is, of course, something they didn’t have at Guantanamo. At some point we are expecting them though to be released rather than to be charged.