finally back home afterfour well, here he is, nick dunn.ears in an indian prison. here he is at newcastle airport, hugging his sister lisa. his mother margaret, he is hugging. hasn't seen herforfour yea rs. is hugging. hasn't seen herforfour years. my goodness. look how emotional his family are. we remember nick dunn always said he wouldn't really feel like this ordeal was over until he walked through those doors here of the arrivals hall at newcastle airport. well, here he is. he has been dreaming about that for a long time. when he got the news he would be released from prison, it was like a dream after being through a nightmare forfour dream after being through a nightmare for four years. he could not wait to come back and see his family, spend christmas with them, just do normal things that, of course, we take for granted. he said he wanted a nice hot bath and a nice cup of tea. so he hasjust he wanted a nice hot bath and a nice cup of tea. so he has just arrived back from that connecting flight from dubai. as soon as he came through th

nick dunn was among six britons acquitted of weapons charges by an indian court.er. taking an innocent man's freedom away is the worst crime, i believe, that can be committed. former paratrooper nick dunn has just been released from an indian prison, one of six britons arrested four years ago and charged with smuggling weapons. you've got to do a proper investigation. you've got to know that person is guilty. this wasn't like that. it was, "we don't care — you're guilty." he has now traded his cramped, squalid prison cell for a plush hotel room. his sister lisa has come out to india to take him back home, and he just can't wait. it has been a long, desperate wait forjustice inside this chennai prison. nick and his mates were working as security guards on an american anti—piracy ship seized off the indian coast. the police accused them of illegally carrying the weapons and ammunition on board. on monday, an indian court threw out all the charges. i was out training. one of the guys shouted us over, and i could hear it in his voice, it was excitement. and he went, "

nick dunn, a former soldier, was among six britons acquitted of weapons charges by an indian court.orrespondent sanjoy majumder. taking an innocent man's freedom away is the worst crime, i believe, that can be committed. former paratrooper nick dunn has just been released from an indian prison, one of six britons arrested four years ago and charged with smuggling weapons. you've got to do a proper investigation. you've got to know that person is guilty. this wasn't like that. it was, "we don't care — you're guilty." he has now traded his cramped, squalid prison cell for a plush hotel room. his sister lisa has come out to india to take him back home. and he just can't wait. it's going to be like four christmases, that i've missed, rolled in one. it's going to be the best christmas my family could ever wish for. it has been a long, desperate wait for justice inside this chennai prison. nick and his mates were working as security guards on an american anti—piracy ship seized off the indian coast. the police accused them of illegally carrying the weapons and ammunition board. on monday,

nick dunn, a former soldier, was among six britons acquitted of weapons charges by an indian court.s freedom away is the worst crime i believe that can be committed. former paratrooper nick dunn has just been released from an indian prison, one of six britons arrested four years ago and charged with smuggling weapons. you have got to do a proper investigation. you've got to know that person is guilty. this wasn't like that. it was, "we don't care — you're guilty." he's now traded his cramped, squalid prison cell for a plush hotel room. his sister, lisa, has come out to india to take him back home. and he just can't wait. it's going to be like four christmases that i've missed rolled in one. it's going to be the best christmas my family could ever wish for. it's been a long, desperate wait forjustice inside this chennai prison. nick and his mates were working as security guards on an american anti—piracy ship, seized off the indian coast. the police accused them of illegally carrying the weapons and ammunition board. on monday, an indian court threw out all the charges. i was out tra

we've been following their story for years, both on radio and tv, and can talk now to nick dunn and billyith billy's fiancee, yvonne machugh, and nick's sister lisa, both of whom campaigned relentlessly for their release. hello. nice to meet you. welcome home. welcome home. what is it like to be back? amazing, brilliant to be back as either family again, and to get to see my boy. and reunited with your little boy. i would like to clarify, the weapons were licensed, and we proved the licenses were there, and the initial, everything was above legal. ijust wanted to clarify that. fair enough. the high court in india has proved as innocent, twice we went through the courts and twice we won, so we have proved we are innocent and were above and everything was legal. thank you for clarifying that. welcome home, nick. it isjust truly amazing, after four years of missing my mam, hearing hervoice amazing, after four years of missing my mam, hearing her voice again, obviously it is not the same, but she will always be the same to me, and basically so great to be back, really. and we saw you giving h

nick dunn, finally back home. —— here he is. afterfour yea rs back home. —— here he is.ldn't really feel like this ordeal was over until he walks through those doors here at the arrivals hall at newcastle airport. well, here he is. he has been dreaming about that for a long time. he says that since he got the news that he would be released from prison, it was like a dream after the nightmare of four years. he could not wait to come back and see his family, spend christmas with them, and do normal things that we ta ke them, and do normal things that we take for granted. he said he wanted a nice, hot bath and a cup of tea. so he has just arrived a nice, hot bath and a cup of tea. so he hasjust arrived back from that connecting flight from dubai. as soon as he came through those doors there, just dropped his suitcase, came over, and heard his sister lisa, who you can see here in the beige jumper. she sister lisa, who you can see here in the beigejumper. she has really been spearheading this campaign to get him freed. there was even a 400,000 signature petition which they tu

billy irving, nick dunn and four other british men were arrested while working as guards on a ship totheir convictions last month, following years of campaigning by theirfamilies. the foreign office says it worked tirelessly behind the scenes to reunite the men with the families. speaking earlier to victoria derbyshire, billy irving said he felt let down and betrayed during the first three years of his detention. i believe i was let down back in 2014, when the case got quashed. we, by indian law, should have gone home. we had no charges keeping us at all, but the indian government and tamil nadu government refused to release our passports, and basically refused us our right to leave the country. however, the government didn't believe us, they were kind of keeping back and thinking, are these actually innocent men at the time? but, as we've recently found, that they did do a lot to secure our release towards the end. maybe not the last time. from the start, they didn't help. when we first went to prison, we were in prison for the one night, the next morning they came to visit. they did