A Scottish man who was reportedly held in an Iraqi prison over a bank debt has been released - but risks being arrested on his way home, according to a human rights organisation.
Brian Glendinning, a construction worker from Kincardine in Fife, Scotland, was contracted to work at a BP oil refinery in Iraq.
But on September 12, the 43-year-old was arrested on an Interpol red notice from Qatar at Baghdad airport over an alleged debt owed to the Qatari National Bank
