Who is mousa ibrahim

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Dr Larbi Sadiki, a lecturer at Exeter who taught Ibrahim, remembers him as an engaging, friendly but serious student - "a nice guy but with a short fuse". According to Dr Sadiki, Ibrahim asked him not to disclose his connections to the Gaddafi regime although the student made no secret of his loyalty to his clan or his support for the dictator's son Saif. Dr Sadiki says Ibrahim joined his courses despite knowing that the lecturer was a critic of Gaddafi and an advocate of political reform in the Middle East.

Like Saif Gaddafi, Dr Sadiki says, Ibrahim spoke the language of democracy although "the practice is something else". Two incidents from a university trip to Jordan in stick in Dr Sadiki's mind. In the first, the academic had to intervene to keep Ibrahim out of Jordanian police custody after the student threw an ice cream at a street vendor in the archaeological site Petra. The second occurred as the university party passed the heavily-fortified US embassy in Amman in a minibus.

Suddenly the vehicle was surrounded by embassy security and Jordanian intelligence intelligence officers: someone on board had been filming the building with a video camera.

Ibrahim, it transpired, was the culprit - and given that Libya was still, at the time, an international pariah, the ramifications were potentially serious. So I re-connected with the UK ambassador whose intervention secured Moussa's release 12 hours later. Another witness who remembers both incidents was Brieg Powel - then a politics undergraduate on the same course as Ibrahim, now a lecturer in international relations at the University of Plymouth.

The Libyan government didn't provide evidence of the arrest, which leaves some sceptical of the report, Al Jazeera reported. The news network said government forces have been trying to capture those connected to Gaddafi for three weeks at Bani Walid, a town with strong Gaddafi support.

Ibrahim studied in England, talked of cycling the English countryside and married a German woman who stood by him during the uprising, The Telegraph said.