British missionaries in Gambia spend seventh day in prison
The Fultons, who moved to Gambia 12 years ago to work as missionaries, have two other children, Iona, 20, and Luke, 17, who are believed to live in the Exeter arera.
Mr Fulton works as a chaplain in the Gambian Army and his wife looks after the terminally-ill and spends time visiting women in their homes and in hospital.
They were arrested last Saturday after police arrived at their house in the village of Kerr Sering, an hour's drive from the capital.
Yesterday they appeared in court in Banjul to face charges of sedition. They were offered bail, but have so far been unable to meet the requirement of four Gambian property owners to vouch for them....
Paul Fountain | 1/30/2009
