The interrogation of these Yugoslavs has now been completed. Thirty-nine of them were found not to be identical with men whose surrender has been demanded by the Yugoslavs, and instructions have been given for their release. The cases of the remainder will be reviewed by a panel of British legal experts to see whether a prima facie case of wilful and active collaboration has been established against them. It is hoped that the final decision in their case will be taken shortly. In view of the gravity of the charges alleged against them, His Majesty's Government are not prepared to grant them parole.