Missile suspect Tappin due in court
The Attorney General, Dominic Grieve, has admitted there are 'underlying fundamental problems' with the UK's extradition agreement with the United States after a British man was sent to Texas accused of selling missile parts to Iran.
Retired businessman Christopher Tappin is facing a possible 35 year sentence, but says he is the victim of entrapment.
He's due to appear in a US court on Tuesday after losing his two-year battle against being sent to America.
His son Neil Tappin says the level of information since he left the UK has been dreadful.
28 Feb 2012
- From the section UK