Brits want to return to jail cancer patient Libyan, who organized the attack over Lockerbie

"My personal opinion is this: I would like to see al-Megrahi in jail because he was convicted for the preparation of one of the deadliest terrorist attacks ever seen in this country," – said Clegg, Sky TV. Megrahi was convicted in 2001 for "a significant role in the preparation and execution" of the Scottish aviaterakta town of Lockerbie. Libyan sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum prison term of 27 years. However, in August 2009, Megrahi was released from prison, a Scottish because of end-stage prostate cancer. According to the Scottish authorities, at that time, Megrahi was not live more than three months, but as a result he was able to celebrate already the second anniversary of its liberation. Megrahi was last month in a wheelchair came to the demonstration in support of Gaddafi. In February, former Minister of Justice of Libya Mustafa Abdel-Jalil said that Gaddafi personally ordered the bombing of the British over Lockerbie in December 1988. Then, in a suicide attack killed 270 people. Last week, British Prime Minister Cameron acknowledged that he was unable to return to Britain from Libya in the Lockerbie bombing organizer.