The Exeter man held in Russia with a group of Greenpeace activists has been granted bail.
Iain Rogers from Countess Wear was the ship's engineer on the Arctic Sunrise, whose crew were detained for protesting against Russian oil drilling.
They've been in custody since mid-September and are facing charges of hooliganism, but several have now been bailed by a Russian court.
Festive fanatic launches 'one song' Christmas station
MattMas plays merry song mercilessly
'Russian spy' report leads to extra harbour training
Torbay harbour staff to receive more training
Lib Dems snap up another East Devon seat
They win Seaton by-election
Torbay robots programmed for hedgehog safety
Mowers are out during the day
Fire funding gap could hit £12m if council tax frozen
Documents show a range of funding deficits over five years
MPs join row over Tamar toll increases
Plymouth's three MPs urge a rethink
