Arrests in UK kidnap boy case

Two men have been arrested in Pakistan over the kidnapping of British boy Sahil Saeed.

Pakistani police confirmed at a press conference in Jhelum on Thursday that they had detained two members of the gang suspected of the kidnapping.

The suspects, their faces covered by hoods, were paraded before the press and allowed to speak to reporters.

Police said the gang was wanted in connection with the murders of up to 22 people.

"This is a very dangerous gang. We are after two more of them," the regional police chief, Aslam Tareen, said.

Sahil is back with his family in Oldham after spending 13 days in captivity. He had been snatched from his grandmother's house in Jhelum.

His homecoming was widely covered by the media and pictures broadcast of him showed little lasting impact other than a shaved head.

Family and friends sold belongings including jewellery to pay a ransom of over £100,000.

That has since been recovered from an appartment in Tarragone near Spain.