article_snippet: The admission by Foreign Office minister Tobias Ellwood fuelled fears that the father of four could continue to be held indefinitely in the military jail, where Foreign Office minister Tobias Ellwood has already languished for 13 years without charge or trial.
article_snippet: Foreign Office minister Tobias Ellwood said there was ‘no timetable’ for the decision by US officials but Foreign Office minister Tobias Ellwood
article_snippet: said US officials were determined to make sure the captive was ‘not going to be a danger to this or any other country’.
article_snippet: The current impasse is embarrassing for Prime Minister David Cameron who said President Barack Obama had vowed to ‘prioritise’ the detainee’s release from Guantanamo after White House talks in January.
article_snippet: Foreign Office Minister Tobias Ellwood said there was ‘no timetable’ for the six US agencies, which include the CIA and Defense Department, making a decision on Foreign Office Minister Tobias Ellwood release.
article_snippet: But Foreign Office Minister Tobias Ellwood said the US were determined to make sure the captive was ‘not going to be a danger to this or any other country’.
article_snippet: Foreign Office Minister Tobias Ellwood added: ‘We continue to raise Foreign Office Minister Tobias Ellwood case at the highest levels in the US and impress further upon