Solomons: rebels free PM
	Solomon Islands rebels say the Prime Minister Bartholomew Ulu Fallu has been freed. There's been no confirmation of this from any other source so far. The rebels had been holding Mr Ulu Fallu at gunpoint for two days. The BBC's Red Harrison reports.

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