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Notwithstanding their being held by a group of armed religious zealots baying for the release of one of their own, the five hostages are believed to be holding-up. They are in reasonable health, are apparently well treated and have access to satellite TV. They won’t, however, see themselves featured on the news. For the Foreign and Commonwealth office has imposed a near media black-out on the situation and continues to be exceptionally tight-lipped about the status of negotiations.

The wisdom of British officials’ reticence is questionable. A man with first hand knowledge of the life-line the media can afford the kidnapped, Alistair Hetherington, uncle of BBC journalist and former Hamas hostage Alan Johnston, claimed it was a “big comfort” for his nephew to receive radio and TV updates on efforts to secure his release. The five men in Iraq have been denied this comfort.

Recording Believed to be From 14th of March

The tape is the third of its kind and is after the pattern of previous disclosures concerning the captives. As on previous occasions, just the one tape was released and that features the computer consultant Peter Moore addressing the camera and describing his ordeal. Analysis is yet to prove the tape is genuine, but embassy sources believe the recording is from the 14th of March this year.

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