Home Office minister James Brokenshire has held talks with a senior minister in Jordan - as the row over the release of a radical Muslim cleric continues.

Abu Qatada was let out of jail last night on strict bail conditions, including a 22 hour curfew and a ban on using a mobile phone.

The government is working to deport him to Jordan on terrorism charges, but a European Court's said he can't be witout assurances evidence obtained under torture won't be used against him.

Reporter Emma Hurd is in the capital, Amman, and has spoken to the minister Ayman
Odeh (Eye-man O-day):

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